What are Multi-Family Homes?

By Relocation.com Staff

This is a residence where two or more families live independently of each other. Living quarters are separate and some utilities such as electricity are paid separately. For other utilities one bill may be received and divided amongst the number of residences to figure out how much each one should pay. There may be many different types of multi-family residences.

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