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1. Of all the small community banks in our market, not a single one is currently in the high-risk, low-return and volume-driven residential mortgage business.
2. Of all the small community banks in our market, I know of no one that is currently in the high-risk, low-return and volume-driven residential mortgage business.
Please kindly tell me whether or not the two sentences above are grammatically correct. If yes, which one is a better sentence? Thanks.
1. Of all the small community banks in our market, not a single one is currently in the high-risk, low-return and volume-driven residential mortgage business.
2. Of all the small community banks in our market, I know of none that is currently in the high-risk, low-return and volume-driven residential mortgage business.
Please kindly tell me whether or not the two sentences above are grammatically correct. If yes, which one is a better sentence? Thanks.
Both are grammatically sound. Which you use is stylistic choice.
Are The Correct? 
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