S-Det/End Unit... What's it mean?

[aaron lambert]

Can someone tell me what the S-Det/End Unit means on the FNMA 1004 under general description. I know End Unit means it is an end unit, but what does S-Det mean?

Thanks in advance,

Aaron Lambert

PS an underwriter wants me to include a definition.

 

[Suz-E]

Semi-detached-End Unit

For something like a row house, or attached townhouse on the end unit that owns the land.

 

[aaron lambert]

Perfect, thanks Susan.

 

[TC]

or 1/2 of a duplex.


TC

 

[aaron lambert]

Does FNMA have a site that goes through the 1004 and defines exactly what everything means? I would really like to refer this underwriter to it.

 

[Greg Parker]

or 1/2 of a duplex.


TC

Half a duplex where I live is either the uppper or lower floor of a home that is converted to two units. Usually implies a rowhouse with 2 units.

 

[xm72mhd]

or 1/2 of a duplex.TC

I read that 1/2 duplex thread alot.

I'm waiting to hear "earthen shelter accomodating raised ranch" to describe a dugout basement without a floor or walls.

 

[xm72mhd]

Half a duplex where I live is either the uppper or lower floor of a home that is converted to two units. Usually implies a rowhouse with 2 units.

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[TC]

Half a duplex where I live is either the uppper or lower floor of a home that is converted to two units. Usually implies a rowhouse with 2 units.

Just goes to show how different things are in Western PA vs Rendelphia.

TC

 

[KenRossman]

Semi-detached aka semi-attached simply means attached on one side only. Either half of a side by side duplex or the end unit of a row.