Here are eight mistakes you should watch out for when choosing your new home floor plan.

To make the right choice for your current and long-term needs, you should have a good understanding of the different basement types. Then you can get what works for you and feel confident about your choice.

There are a few loan options when it comes to financing your new home. In addition to conventional mortgage loans, you can also consider construction loans. Here, you’ll learn how to finance building a house and find out more about these two types of loans. 

When you’re searching for a home, it can be frustrating to find nothing on the market that piques your interest. You may have thought about building a home, but maybe you found the process (and the cost) a bit overwhelming. Now you’re stuck wondering what to do. A semi-custom home offers a great alternative

This article will give you an idea of what it takes to build a semi-custom home, what your best option is, the steps you’ll need to take, and of course, the building timeline.

If you own a home, you’re looking to buy one, or you want to have one built, understanding the square footage of your home is vital. While it does require a bit of number crunching, determining the square feet of a house gives you an idea of a home’s size and whether or not it’s the right fit for you and your family.

Whether you’re buying your first home or trying to find your forever home, there are a lot of questions to ask — starting with whether a new or existing home is right for you. Our Five W’s can help you determine if a new construction home will best fit your needs:

We’re excited to share that Reinbrecht Homes has won the Category 1 (up to $279,500) award for Most Energy Efficient Home in the Southwestern Indiana Builders Association’s 2021 Parade of Homes. Our 2,481-square-foot, four-bedroom home on Frost Drive in Poet Square took home the award, and we couldn’t be more proud.

Home ownership comes with a lot of built-in benefits. Not only does owning a home create stability, it also yields financial rewards, especially come tax season. At the same time, however, buying a home can be enormously stressful. That’s because when you own your own home, you are responsible for keep everything in your home functioning, from the roof to the floor boards. The cost of repairing, or replacing, all of your home’s components and fixtures can be astronomical. If you’re not careful, your budget can take a hard hit.

It would be an understatement to say that the housing market is booming in 2021. This was already true prior to COVID, but the brief economic downturn in 2020 did not, as some people expected, lead to a slowdown in real estate. In reality, the opposite situation has emerged: people are more eager than ever to invest in their dream homes. While average time to a sale varies based on location, sellers in many regions are now able to complete the process in just a few months or even a matter of weeks. Clearly, buyers aren’t willing to wait.