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          CLEAN LAFFS - Wednesday, April 16, 2008
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Good morning crew, 

A few miles away from my condo I noticed a new division of 
town homes just went up. So last weekend I stopped in to 
their open house to check out the units and I have to say 
that I was impressed. Very nice. Two beds and two baths 
(which is what I have now). Granite countertops in the 
bathrooms and the kitchen, a gas fireplace, all of the ap-
pliances (except for the washer and dryer) and a two car 
attached garage. Right now I have a sliver of a garage that 
the truck won't even fit into which is on the other side 
of the parking lot. So a two car attached garage is a big 
bonus to me. 

Plus, the big selling features...a huge basement, which 
pretty much doubles the square footage of the place, and 
a patio surrounded by grass that I can do whatever I want 
on. There are so many rules in the condo I live in now 
that I can't even barbecue on my own balcony. 

However, a town home is basically a condo with your neigh-
bors next to you instead of on top of you. The units are 
all attached and you still have to belong to a homeowner's 
association that can make rules which affect all of the 
owners. 

So my question is...is it worth going from a condo to a 
town home, or should I just stick it out another year or 
two and go straight to a single-family home? Especially 
considering that I probably would not be able to afford a 
brand new house while I can afford a brand new town home. 

I'm inexperienced in this kind of thing.

Laugh it up, 

Joe 

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