I am suprised someone from the Corinthian marketing department hasn't opined yet! hahaha I mean what the heck are the getting paid to do again? More people traffic this site now I think than even realtor.com...whammy!

I am suprised someone from the Corinthian marketing department hasn't opined yet! hahaha I mean what the heck are the getting paid to do again? More people traffic this site now I think than even realtor.com...whammy!

I believe, from purely a resale perspective, that a single-family home would be a better investment. In the future, you could potentially sell to a wide variety of buyers. Condo fees are sometimes an issue with buyers, especially when the could buy a single family home. I agree with the previous answer about the restrictions with a condo. You need to look at the rules and regulations of the assoc. Some assoc. have deed restrictions on renting out a condo, which could possibly come into play in the future. Ed
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Single family homes normally bring you the biggest return on your investment. However, depending on the main factors, price, location, desirability and demand, that is really the only way to figure out which is best to buy. People love to live in Conshy since taxes are lower in certain areas and you are just close enough to the city but also far enough away. With a single you have no association to worry about. You own it all, not just the "air" within the walls. You have to be careful, there are some pretty tight restrictions for some condo associations. You need to have someone do some further research to actually come to a conclusion.