Editing Difference between Townhouse and Condo
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Townhouses and condos are both types of homes. But there are some key differences between townhouses and condos. Being an owner of a condo, you are responsible for the maintenance of the inside of your unit. A condo is similar to an apartment while a townhouse is an attached home also owned by its resident. Townhouses and condos are found in urban, suburban, and rural areas. When you purchase a condo, you own a unit and share joint ownership of the building with the other owner tenants. Townhouse ownership is more in line with the ownership of a detached single-family home. You own the structure as well as the land on which it is constructed. Condo and townhouse are the terms of ownership more than they are the terms of architecture. You can live in a structure that looks like a townhouse but actually, it’s a condo in your ownership rights. There is no real winner, both have their pros and cons and both have a fair amount in common with each other. | Townhouses and condos are both types of homes. But there are some key differences between townhouses and condos. Being an owner of a condo, you are responsible for the maintenance of the inside of your unit. A condo is similar to an apartment while a townhouse is an attached home also owned by its resident. Townhouses and condos are found in urban, suburban, and rural areas. When you purchase a condo, you own a unit and share joint ownership of the building with the other owner tenants. Townhouse ownership is more in line with the ownership of a detached single-family home. You own the structure as well as the land on which it is constructed. Condo and townhouse are the terms of ownership more than they are the terms of architecture. You can live in a structure that looks like a townhouse but actually, it’s a condo in your ownership rights. There is no real winner, both have their pros and cons and both have a fair amount in common with each other. | ||
