New Construction

The builder has a team. You should have representation too.

A model home can make the process feel simple, but the contract, included features, upgrades, inspections, incentives and completion timeline deserve independent attention.

What to know

What buyer representation adds.

01

Contract review coordination

Builder contracts and deadlines differ from standard resale transactions. Know the obligations before signing.

02

Base price versus final price

Lot premiums, structural options, design selections and upgrades can change the true purchase price substantially.

03

Incentive comparison

Builder credits and affiliated-lender offers should be compared using the complete financing and closing-cost picture.

04

Construction milestones

Maintain a clear record of selections, expected completion, walkthroughs and outstanding items.

05

Independent inspections

A new home can still benefit from appropriately timed independent inspections and documented correction requests.

06

Resale perspective

Lot, floor plan, upgrades and neighborhood development can affect future marketability—not just today’s appeal.

A helpful reminder

Contact Brittny before registering at a community or touring with a builder representative, because builder policies regarding buyer representation can vary.

Your next move

Considering a new construction community?

Get representation in place early so the home, incentives and contract can be evaluated as one complete decision.

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