Fountain Circle Townhomes

The first thing to consider when buying a condo or townhouse is what it is you are actually buying. With a townhouse you are purchasing a home that shares walls with other town homes, but you do own the property on which it is built.

When you buy a condo you do not own the property on which the building is built, you only own the physical condo unit itself. Both town homes and condos usually have a property owners' association that oversees the entire town home complex or condo building and receives fees from all of the owners for maintaining common areas.

Contact a Local Real Estate Agent

Contact a local real estate agent that specializes in condos and town homes (sometimes called hybrid properties). Most real estate agents are knowledgeable about their local property markets and can advise you about condos for sale, so that is always a good place to start. Plus, it is the sellers who pay real estate agent fees, so, as a buyer, you have nothing to lose by working with an agent.

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