Name: Buying a New Construction Home: What Buyers Should Know About Builders, Contracts, Inspections, Warranties, and Their New Home (Informed Homeowner)
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Author: Made Simple, Knowledge
ISBN: 9798171021344

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Buying a New Construction Home: What Buyers Should Know About Builders, Contracts, Inspections, Warranties, and Their New Home (Informed Homeowner)

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Buying a New Construction Home: What Buyers Should Know About Builders, Contracts, Inspections, Warranties, and Their New Home (Informed Homeowner)

Made Simple, Knowledge (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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BUYING A NEW CONSTRUCTION HOME Buying a new home should be exciting—but new does not mean perfect. Too many buyers assume the builder and government inspectors will catch everything, only to discover problems after the walls are finished or the keys are in their hands. This book gives you the practical knowledge to stay involved throughout the construction process, protect your investment, and become a more informed buyer. Inside, you'll learn how to: Understand what your builder is responsible for—and what isn't Know what government inspections actually do and do not guarantee Recognize what to look for during each stage of construction Hire and use an independent home inspector effectively Document construction, plans, upgrades, inspections, and repairs Conduct a thorough final walk-through before closing Understand warranties and protect yourself after moving in Whether you're buying your first new home or your fifth, the more you know before closing, the better prepared you'll be when something doesn't go as planned. Don't simply buy a new home. Understand the process, stay involved, and protect your investment from the beginning. INFORMED HOMEOWNER SERIES Practical Knowledge for Understanding and Protecting Your Home Informed Homeowner Series