2 answers · 10 pts
Asked by Trudie Hoffmann | Gallup, FL | 03-29-2024
Trudie! Absolutely you can make an offer on any property. If you are paying cash, that might strengthen your position and help you purchase a property at a lower price without the contingencies associated with Buyers who get loans. Our recommendation is to consult a professional who can help guide you through the buying process.
Asked by Sonja | Charlotte, NC | 02-21-2024
We always recommend that Buyers get a home inspection for new construction. Beware that most builders require specific certifications for inspectors so do not wait until the last minute and always make sure you notify the on site agent. We recommend that you do 4 inspections depending on the stage for which you put your new construction home under contract: 1. At Framing 2. Pre-drywall 3. Post CO (certificate of occupancy) - 4. 11 mo after occupancy is best to get a great idea of other issues that the builder should address prior to the expiration of your 1 year builder warranty (if applicable).