Buying A New Home

When you’re ready to buy a new home, your first instinct is likely to look through local real estate listings online to see which homes in your area are for sale. A custom build may not enter your mind, because it seems expensive and overwhelming. But in many cases, building a home from the ground up is comparable in price to buying one. 

Just because you were pre-approved for a certain amount doesn’t mean you should spend it all.

We suggest discovering which school system suits your lifestyle and family needs best before committing to a contract. Listed below are the school systems, preschools, daycares, and other learning institutions located in the neighborhoods where we build.

When building a custom home, it’s important to factor in the typical out-of-pocket costs you’ll be paying while your home is being built, as these expenses can add up, and are often times surprising or unexpected for many people.

The keys are yours … what happens next? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Just follow these basic steps, and moving into your new home shouldn’t disrupt your daily life.

The planning stages of any homebuying journey are often the most stressful, probably because the industry is full of hearsay, misinformation, and myths.

How much are you paying in rent today? Have you considered what it would feel like to put that kind of cash towards buying your own home? Well, maybe you can.

A lot of money’s on the line when buying a new home, so educating yourself about these rookie mistakes will help you avoid blowing your budget out of the water.

The home selection process is one of the easiest ways to overshoot your budget. Learn how we’ll work with you to deliver the home you want – at a fixed price.

To build or to buy a home? Deciding which new-home solution is best for you & your family depends on a few things: Time, Budget, Location, & Availability.