Most buyers spend more time reading a restaurant menu than the contract they execute for a new construction home. That is not a personal criticism, because builder documents run long, use unfamiliar language, and arrive at moments of high excitement.However, that contract Continue Reading
Most consumers understand in the abstract that a contingent real estate transaction carries risk. What they fail to grasp until a deadline passes is how that financial fallout looks in reality.When a buyer backs away from a new construction agreement because their current Continue Reading
Signing a new construction contract from 1,200 miles away is relatively easy. Landing in Clark County on closing day without running water, working internet, or properly delivered furniture is a different problem entirely.The last two weeks before closing on a new Continue Reading
Move-up buyers purchasing new construction in Clark County are walking into a contract landscape that shifted significantly over the past year. Builders across Southwest Washington have replaced flexible contingency arrangements with milestone-driven listing requirements and Continue Reading
You found the ideal floor plan, picked the perfect lot, and toured the model home twice. The contract sitting between you and that home deserves the same attention you gave your kitchen finishes.Builder contracts for new construction in Clark County sometimes include Continue Reading
Walking into a new construction design center without a stated budget is like walking into a restaurant without checking the menu prices. The final bill might be much higher than you expected. In the case of a house, it might even be more than you can afford.The single most Continue Reading
