Residential Buildings
Single-Family Residence (SFR)
A Single-Family Residence (SFR) is a standalone residential property designed to house one family. Typically consisting of one structure, an SFR offers complete privacy, including its own yard and driveway. These homes range in size from cozy cottages to large estates and are ideal for individuals or families who want a dedicated living space. They are often the most common and sought-after property type for buyers looking for long-term stability and ownership.
Key Features:
- Detached from other homes
- Private yard and driveway
- One family unit
Perfect For: Homebuyers seeking privacy, long-term living, or investment in a stable, well-maintained property.
Multi-Family (2-4 Units)
Multi-Family properties with 2-4 units are residential buildings that contain two to four separate living spaces, each with its own entrance. These types of properties offer both privacy and rental income potential. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to live in one unit while renting out the others or an investor seeking to generate passive income, these properties can be an excellent choice.
Key Features:
- 2-4 individual units
- Each unit typically has its own entrance and utilities
- Can be owner-occupied or fully rented
Perfect For: Investors looking for rental income or homebuyers interested in offsetting their mortgage by renting out additional units.
Multi-Family (5+ Units) / Apartment Buildings
A Multi-Family (5+ Units) property, also known as an Apartment Building, consists of five or more individual rental units. These properties are ideal for larger-scale investors who want to generate a consistent cash flow from multiple tenants. With more units, the potential for income diversification increases, as vacancies in one unit won’t drastically affect overall revenue. Apartment buildings may range from smaller buildings to large complexes with hundreds of units.
Key Features:
- 5+ rental units
- Potential for high rental income
- Larger, more complex property management
Perfect For: Real estate investors seeking substantial returns and scalability in their rental portfolio.
Townhomes / Townhouses
Townhomes (or Townhouses) are multi-story homes that share at least one wall with neighboring units but have separate entrances. They are typically designed with a smaller footprint than single-family homes but still offer a sense of ownership and private living space. Townhomes are often found in suburban areas and are popular among first-time buyers or those who want a low-maintenance property with a sense of community.
Key Features:
- Shared walls with neighboring units
- Multiple stories (usually 2-3)
- Often include small yards or patios
Perfect For: Buyers seeking a low-maintenance home with less yard work but still desiring a private, individual living space.
Duplex
A Duplex is a residential property that contains two separate units, either stacked vertically or side-by-side. Each unit has its own entrance, and sometimes separate utilities, making it ideal for multi-generational living or rental income. Duplexes are popular among investors as they offer an opportunity to live in one unit while renting out the other to offset the mortgage.
Key Features:
- 2 separate living units
- Can be side-by-side or stacked
- Potential for rental income
Perfect For: Homeowners wanting extra income or investors looking for a manageable property with two units.
Triplex
A Triplex is a multi-family building containing three separate living units, typically with independent entrances and possibly separate utilities. Triplexes are slightly larger than duplexes, offering more rental income potential, while still being manageable for smaller-scale investors. The additional unit also provides flexibility in terms of rental opportunities or multi-generational living arrangements.
Key Features:
- 3 independent units
- More rental income potential than a duplex
- Can be owner-occupied with rental income
Perfect For: Investors looking to expand their portfolio or homeowners interested in generating income while living on the property.
Key Features:
- 2 separate living units
- Can be side-by-side or stacked
- Potential for rental income
Perfect For: Homeowners wanting extra income or investors looking for a manageable property with two units.
Quadplex
A Quadplex is a property consisting of four separate units, each with its own entrance. Similar to duplexes and triplexes, quadplexes provide multiple streams of rental income and are attractive to investors who want to scale up without managing a large apartment complex. Each unit can be rented out individually, offering diverse income potential while maintaining manageable property sizes.
Key Features:
- 4 independent units
- Multiple rental income streams
- Each unit typically has its own entrance and utilities
Perfect For: Real estate investors seeking a solid income-generating property that remains relatively easy to manage.
Mobile Home / Manufactured Home
Mobile Homes (also known as Manufactured Homes) are prefabricated homes that are built in a factory and then transported to a site. They are often placed on a permanent foundation or in a mobile home park. While these homes are typically more affordable than traditional homes, they provide comfortable living spaces with the flexibility of being relocatable. Modern manufactured homes often offer features and finishes comparable to traditional homes.
Key Features:
- Built off-site and transported to location
- Can be placed on owned or leased land
- Affordable, flexible housing option
Perfect For: Budget-conscious buyers or investors looking for affordable housing options with the potential for flexible living arrangements.
Key Features:
- 4 independent units
- Multiple rental income streams
- Each unit typically has its own entrance and utilities
Perfect For: Real estate investors seeking a solid income-generating property that remains relatively easy to manage.
Vacant Land (Residential Use)
Vacant Land (Residential Use) refers to undeveloped plots of land that are designated for residential construction. Buyers can purchase vacant land with the intention of building a custom home or holding it as an investment. This type of property can offer greater flexibility and control over design, location, and development, but it also requires careful planning and investment in utilities and infrastructure.
Key Features:
- Undeveloped land for residential construction
- Potential for custom home development
- Requires planning for utilities and infrastructure
Perfect For: Homebuyers or developers looking to build their ideal home or investors interested in land appreciation.
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