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Why have your own agent for new construction?
- Bring Brian before you register. Most builders require your agent to be with you on your first visit or registration. Sign in alone and you may lose your own representation.
- Builder contracts are different. They are written by the builder, for the builder. Brian helps you understand deposits, deadlines and what you can and can't change.
- Local builder relationships. The sales rep works for the builder. Brian works for you, and knows the builders and communities across the area.
- Incentives and real value. Brian helps you compare incentives, financing offers, homesites and inventory so you save time and money.
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Explore Wellen Park Neighborhoods →New construction questions buyers ask
Do I need my own agent when buying new construction?
Yes. The builder's sales rep works for the builder, not for you. Having your own buyer's agent gives you someone who works for you, knows the builder teams and local vendors, reviews the contract, compares incentives and looks out for your interests.
When should I bring my agent to a new-construction community?
Before your first visit or registration. Most builders require your agent to be present or named at registration, and if you sign in alone you may lose the right to your own representation for that community.
What is the difference between inventory homes and to-be-built homes?
Inventory homes (also called quick move-in homes) are already built or under construction and can close in weeks or a few months. To-be-built homes let you pick the floor plan, homesite and finishes but take longer to complete.
Can I negotiate with a builder on a new construction home?
Builders rarely drop the base price, but they regularly negotiate through incentives: rate buydowns, closing-cost credits, design upgrades and lot-premium discounts. An agent who knows the local builders knows which levers are actually in play.
Found a home or community you like?
Send it to Brian before you register or visit the builder so he can help you evaluate the home, incentives and overall opportunity.