Home Builders’ Warranties Top Buyer Amenities List
Location, location, location—it’s a popular mantra in real estate. But what happens when the hot locations fill up? That’s a question many builders have been
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How to Handle Post-Sale Questions and Concerns for New Construction Purchases
The weeks prior to closing on your new construction home, you have done a builder walk-through and made a punch list of items that may
How to Handle Pre-Sale Questions and Concerns for New Construction Purchases
The process of building a new home can be a bit daunting for a home buyer, especially a first-time homeowner. As a new home buyer
Do You and Your Builder Have the Same Definition of “Custom Building”?
When I hear the word “custom”, I think of an item that has been created or built specifically to my ideals. A product created specifically
Is Investment Property a Smart Choice for You?
Looking back at the last few years in the housing industry, we have experienced an influx of extraordinary market values and minimal return on our
Bitcoin & Home Builders: Cashing in with Cryptocurrency?
September 2017 marked a new milestone for the real estate industry: the first single-family home purchased with bitcoin. Since a home buyer in the tech
Upgrades That Will Help You Sell!
The spring market is quickly approaching and one question homeowners often ask before putting their homes on the market is “How do I get the
Suburban Just Got Urban: Home Builders are Reshaping Neighborhoods
The suburbs are getting upcycled. As more home buyers are forced out of cities toward the suburbs, they’re taking their hunger for city living with
Will Flood Insurance Bill Affect Home Builders & Warranties?
After a year of devastating hurricanes that left thousands of homes in Florida and Texas submerged under water, home builders in those areas have been
Top 3 Issues Home Buyers Fear & How Builder Warranties Help Mitigate Them
Leaky roofs, leaning walls, faulty wiring: Purchasing a defective home is high on the list of home buyers’ worst nightmares. It’s no wonder, given that