List of types of villas in the United States

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people are planning to immigrate to the U.S., then the U.S. villa can be divided into what kinds? Follow, together with the list of types of villas in the United States, welcome to read.

First, single family residence (Single Family Residence)

Single family residence is the most common type of housing in the United States. In New York State, for example, outside of the bustling Isle of Man, this type of home accounts for almost all of the homes.

There are different categories of single family homes, such as Attached Single Family Residence and Detached Single Family Residence.

Attached Single Family Residence

This type of home is what we call a duplex. What we call a duplex, where the two houses have a common wall, but each house has its own door plate.

Detached Single Family Residence

This is a detached home, usually with its own driveway, garage and yard. The homeowner has full ownership of the land and house, but is also responsible for maintaining the yard and property. For example, they are responsible for shoveling the driveway of their house on snowy days, and watering or trimming the plants in their yard.

The Multi-Family House (MFH)

This type of house is not familiar to many Chinese, and it is a unique form of housing in the United States. There is not much difference between the exterior of the house and a single-family house. But inside the building can accommodate 2-4 families (units). Each family has its own bathroom, kitchen, living room and bedroom.

This type of structure is very popular with investors. It is a very typical investment home. If you own a multi-family detached home, you can use one unit for your own use and put the other vacant units on the market for rent.

The money collected from the rent can be used to pay off the mortgage and subsidize household expenses. But this kind of housing is more common in the suburbs or outside of business districts, such as Staten Island, Long Island, Queens, and Brooklyn in New York State.

Townhouses

Townhouses are literally composed of one or more villas Share **** the same wall.

Each house (family) has 2-3 floors of space, and the water, electricity and gas are completely separate from the rest of the family, which is equivalent to a combination of House and Apartment.

Townhouses are owned by the owner, some have their own yard and garage, but some don't.

Townhouses are owned by the owner and some have their own yard and garage.

Townhouses are owned by the owner.