McKissock

JANUARY 11, 2022

While most appraisals only require a single field visit—and in some cases none—when it comes to appraising new construction, you may need to visit the property several times. It mostly depends on the lender requirements, but you are also going to be sure you practice due diligence. Inspection during construction.

New Construction 96

New Construction Inspection Construction Due diligence 96

HomeLight

AUGUST 18, 2020

Homeowners expend a large portion of their budget on the first stages of the build such as drawings, permits, wall removal, excavation, and foundation (if necessary). Expert advice: A first floor home addition is an ideal spot for a new main suite. You can see that over and over again in new construction neighborhoods.

Renovation 115

Renovation Construction Due diligence Design 115

HomeLight

OCTOBER 29, 2021

If living in a brand new house with no footprint other than yours appeals to you, you might be thinking about a new build. New construction gives you the chance to move into a house that is exactly what you want because you get to choose everything, from the builder and lot, right down to the light fixtures and bathroom hardware!

New Construction 79

New Construction Construction Inspection Development 79

Redfin

MARCH 15, 2021

While you can’t control whether your region is in a seller’s or buyer’s market, do your due diligence by speaking with an experienced real estate agent to better understand the current market. Schedule a pre-listing inspection. Make your home a “must-have” with staging.

Inspection 73

Inspection Staging Inspection contingency Due diligence 73

HomeLight

SEPTEMBER 30, 2022

A new construction home — yours from the ground up, with no prior owners — sparkles with possibility. Here, we’ve enlisted the expert advice of top agents, industry insiders, and recent homebuyers to address key questions to ask when buying a new construction home. Should I hire an agent for new construction?

Construction 108

Construction Purchase and sale agreement New Construction Inspection 108

HomeLight

APRIL 14, 2023

You won’t have to complete repairs, stage the home, or prepare for open houses or showings. The sale won’t be contingent on the buyer ordering an inspection, waiting for their home to sell, or securing financing. You won’t have to deal with negotiations or buyer demands. They’re all escaping and trying to come to the beach.”

Sales 84

Sales Due diligence Agents Closing 84