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6 Comments on What type of home is best for me?
This is always a difficult decision for buyers, especially the "baby boomers." They no longer need the 5,000 sf home, as the children are off to college or starting their own families. They want less to take care of, but find it difficult to "move down," especially to a condo or townhome where they perceive a loss of privacy.
Good morning Jack,
Exactly correct, their is no "one size/style" fits all when it comes to choosing a home. Thank you for stopping and commenting - have a Happy Halloween!
Hi, Lisa -- good, educational post for the first time buyer. so many people really don't sit and think about lifestyle issues, etc. that can have a direct impact on how well the property works for them.
all the best, Eric
Lisa - it is a bit confusing for me. I did not see the difference between the condo and townhomes. I saw the link to How do you know if the condo/townhome lifestyle is right for you but it takes to a website and I did not see the answer to the question
Good morning Eric,
Thank you, not everyone is looking for the "white picket fence"! Have a Happy Halloween!
Good morning Jon,
Condo's and Townhomes are two different types of homes here in the Dallas area, and consumers can contact me for additional information. Many areas of the country, a condo and townhome are interchangeable terms for many properties that are not considered a single detached home. Thank you for commenting, and have a lovely Sunday!
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