Sunday, August 26, 2018

Smart Suggestions For Saving On New Construction Warren NJ Builders Don't Tell Buyers

By John Long


When you're in the market for a home, you have to decide whether you want a house in need of renovation, one currently occupied, or one waiting to be built. There are pros and cons to any of these decisions. If you've decided you want to be the first to live in a home custom made just for you, you can save some money by following the tips new construction Warren NJ builders have for home buyers.

There are good builders and bad ones. It is your responsibility to find out which ones are which. Touring communities and looking at the homes constructed by different builders will tell you a lot about the professionalism, quality of workmanship, and standards of the individuals.

Talking to homeowners is a good way to assess the quality and credibility of a builder. Most are happy to recount their experiences, good and bad, with potential buyers. You should compare builder packages as well. Some things that come with one builder's basic package may be an add on for another builder.

Using the same lender the builder uses could save you some money. Builders might offer you added incentives to use their lender instead of someone else. When a buyer is approved by a builder's lender, it is an assurance to that builder that the buyer is qualified and a good risk. You should shop around and find the loan that suits you best however, and not settle for the one that makes your builder happy.

There are certain times of the year when you are apt to get a better deal from a builder. Publicly traded companies have stockholders to satisfy. They want to see steady sales in the quarterly reports they get. That's why a lot of builders will offer special deals right before the end of their quarter. Another good time to buy is the end of the year. The real estate business is traditionally slow at this time making any offer to buy more appealing.

Builders start to get nervous when they have been holding completed houses for more than forty-five days. Their construction loans start to come due, and they need the income. You may not have much luck getting a builder to lower the price of a home. It's more likely that you will be offered an upgraded amenities package or no closing costs.

There is always at least one model house in a builder community. When you walk through it you may mistakenly think it represents a basic package. Builders load their models up with upgrades to encourage potential buyers to add them to their packages. You should be able to get a list of what is standard in the house.

You might consider buying the model. If the community is nearly built out, the model will be for sale. It is packed with upgrades, and the builder will be ready to make a deal.




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