Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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Which of the following is NOT considered an attached home?

  1. Semi-detached

  2. Multi-family

  3. Townhouse

  4. Ranch Style Bungalow

  5. Condominium

  6. Studio Apartment

The correct answer is: Ranch Style Bungalow

A ranch-style bungalow is typically considered a detached home because it is a single-family dwelling that stands alone, surrounded by its own yard. This type of home generally does not share any walls with adjacent properties, which differentiates it from attached homes. In contrast, semi-detached homes share one wall with another unit, while multi-family dwellings encompass multiple residential units within the same building, often sharing walls or floors. Townhouses are also attached, as they are part of a row of similar homes that share side walls. Condominiums can be either attached or detached, but in many contexts, they are viewed as attached since they share walls with other units. Studio apartments are usually part of a larger multifamily building, making them attached as well. Understanding this classification is crucial for real estate professionals as it impacts property valuation, zoning, and the types of financing that might be available. Knowing which types of homes are considered attached can also help in advising clients about their options in the housing market.