The phrase "a primary home" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the main residence of an individual or family, distinguishing it from secondary or vacation homes.
Example: "For tax purposes, it's important to declare your primary home to ensure you receive the appropriate deductions."
Alternatives: "main residence" or "principal dwelling".
And unlike swapping a primary home, owners do not have to trade at the same time.
A shared dog might have a primary home where he sleeps and keeps his license.
There are certain exemptions if it was a primary home and others for capital improvements done to it.
Additionally, second homes are usually set up with fewer personal items and valuables than a primary home, especially if they also serve as rentals.
It is simply outrageous that every type of secured debt — except the mortgage on a primary home — can be reworked in bankruptcy court.
ADUs' average number of square feet per occupant is 488 square feet, just 59% of the 827-square-foot average of a primary home.
On the other hand, if a family uses a mortgage on their primary home to buy a vacation home, the market value of the vacation home is not reduced by the mortgage because the mortgage is not secured by the vacation home.
Forty states exempt a certain amount of the value of a resident's primary home from real estate tax, and many of them provide an even larger exemption to old folks.
I've been watching over both places — the foursquare (a pretty little box with four rooms to a floor) is our primary home, the other a getaway — for much of the last 25 years.
Not only is getting a mortgage on an investment property more difficult than getting a loan on your primary home, it also tends to be more expensive.
"I wanted it to be a getaway," explains Ms. Madden, whose primary home is a 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot 3,500-square-foot
