A single-family home has plenty of upsides: privacy, space and the freedom to make as many changes as you want (within the scope of zoning regulations, of course). But the single-family home life isn’t for everyone: Maybe you don’t want to be stuck mowing a lawn or figuring out who to call about a burst pipe. Single-family homes also tend to be more expensive than other kinds of real estate.
If you want to buy a house but aren’t sure you need a single-family home, you’ve got plenty of options. Here’s a quick primer on what’s out there.
