New Construction
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Contract Expertise:
Thoroughly review and explain the builder’s contract, identifying potential risks and ensuring you understand all terms and conditions, including timelines, pricing, and upgrade options.
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Market Knowledge:
Provide insights into the local market, including comparable new construction prices, popular features, and potential resale value of different options.
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Lot Selection:
Assist in choosing the best lot based on factors like orientation, views, privacy, and potential future development.
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Upgrade Guidance:
Advise on which upgrades are worth the investment and help you prioritize your selections within your budget.
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Negotiation Skills:
Negotiate with the builder on pricing, closing costs, incentives, and any necessary changes to the construction plan.
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Construction Oversight:
Regularly visit the construction site to monitor progress, identify potential issues, and ensure compliance with the contract specifications.
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Inspection Assistance:
Coordinate and attend home inspections to review any identified defects and advocate for necessary repairs with the builder.
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Financing Support:
Connect you with qualified mortgage lenders and help you understand different loan options to best suit your needs.
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Builder Relationships:
Some real estate agents may have established relationships with specific builders, which could provide access to exclusive deals or insider information.
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Dual Agency:
Be aware of potential conflicts of interest if the agent is also representing the builder, and ensure you understand the agency disclosure.
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Legal Expertise:While agents can provide valuable guidance, consult with an attorney if you have complex legal concerns regarding your new construction contract.For more information you can call at 832-495-8400 or email Janet at Janet@jdrealtyadvisors.com
