Condominium vs. town home vs. house. Which one is easy to maintain and live? Which one is good investing?

Obviously a condo or townhouse is easier to maintain, that's why you pay association fees, so the maintanance is done for you.

Whether which is better to invest in depends on the location. In large residential areas, usually a house has more appreciation value.

best investment is in a House, but they are extra work. With a townhome or condo, there are no yards to maintain.

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