Builder contingent sale extension fees in Clark County have always been part of new construction purchase contracts. What changed at the end of 2024 is how expensive they became, and how important it is for buyers to understand them early.That is significant for move-up Continue Reading
Buying a new construction home in Clark County is not the same as buying a resale property. The agent you choose needs knowledge specific to new construction. That includes fluency in builder contracts, mechanical systems, and build-phase oversight. Buying new construction Continue Reading
Washington State offers a property tax freeze for homeowners 61 and older. Most new construction buyers in Clark County never hear about it until after they close. For those approaching or already in retirement and considering a new construction home, this program could Continue Reading
Move-up buyers in Clark County are entering new construction contracts with a common assumption. They think the process works roughly the same way as their last home purchase.New construction contingent sale contracts in Clark County now charge percentage-based extension Continue Reading
Most buyers walk into a new construction design center feeling like they have arrived at the fun part. The contract is signed, and the hard work is behind them. That feeling is completely understandable. It is also exactly what builders are counting on.New construction Continue Reading
Buyers under contract for a new construction home in Clark County face a financial risk that most agents never mention. The months between signing and closing can quietly destroy a loan approval.The credit danger window is the period between signing a new construction Continue Reading
