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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's not assume that because OP is a single parent that they don't have any money. As a single parent myself, I get that all the time and it's an unfair stereotype and untrue in my case anyway. OP, I moved from a townhouse to a SFH with a huge yard when my kids were 6 and 3. They have played in the yard maybe a dozen times in 6 years. They just prefer indoor sports and activities, and as they've gotten older, we're not home that often after school and on weekends. We are moving this summer and I would love to find a great townhouse. I hate yard work and have not at all enjoyed having a big yard. I can't wait to say goodbye to endless clean-up, mowing, raking, mosquito spraying, etc. I'd rather spend that time and [b]money[/b] doing something with my kids. I think you have to go by what is best for you and your kid. Just because a lot of people see a SFH as a step up from a townhouse doesn't mean that's the right choice for everyone. I keep reminding myself of that when yet another real estate agent assumes I am looking at a townhouse because I can't afford something 'better'.[/quote] I find hiring a lawn service costs less than HOA/Condo fees.[/quote]
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