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One-Story vs. Two-Story Home: Which Is Better?

When picking out a home plan this question may cross your mind. With pros and cons for both, how do you decide? realtor.com has taken the complexity out of it for you, and weighed in on important and often forgotten pros as well as cons for both. Read their list here
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https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/one-story-vs-two-story-home-which-is-better/

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