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Group Homes vs. Single-Family Dwellings: Key Differences
A group home is not considered a single-family dwelling. Group homes are typically larger than single-family dwellings and can accommodate multiple residents. They are also typically owned and operated by a non-profit organization or government agency. Single-family dwellings, on the other hand, are typically owned and occupied by a single family unit.Family Planning - Related Articles
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