What is a quick move-in home? A brand new home you can move into sooner! We break down the timeline and benefits of choosing to purchase a new home that is already under construction or near completion.
Should I Sell My House Now?
Should I Sell My House Now?
The decision to sell your house is a big one. There are a lot of factors to ponder when weighing the pros and cons of taking this step. In addition to market conditions, your family’s lifestyle is an important consideration. Read on to see some other elements to mull over when asking yourself, “Should I sell my house now?”
Buying a Home? Community Amenities Matter!
Buying a Home? Community Amenities Matter!
From price to number of bedrooms and square footage, there are many factors that influence the search for a new home. One of the most important considerations, though, only begins after the property line ends: community amenities. We’ve highlighted some popular amenities—and some Richmond American communities where you can find them.
If you’re searching for a new home, finding a community with stellar amenities can be just as important as securing your ideal bedroom or bathroom count. Fortunately, many new home communities are often designed with amazing, inbuilt trail systems for walking, hiking, biking and more. Learn about how buying a new home near splendid, sweeping trails can enhance your lifestyle, as well as how to discover these exceptional communities.
Homes that are under construction and available to close on a shorter timeline go by many names—move-in ready, spec and inventory home being a few of them—but we prefer to call them quick move-in homes. Regardless of the moniker, these homes can be excellent options for homebuyers looking to move sooner rather than later. If you’re ready to move ASAP and want to learn more about quick move-in homes, we’ve created a free guide just for you!
What Do New Homes Include?
What Do New Homes Include?
Buying a new home is an exciting purchase! But do you know what’s included? It’s common for buyers to confuse a to-be-built “new construction home” with a “custom home.” However, there are distinct differences between the two that every informed buyer should know.