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New Construction

The builder has a lender. You have a choice.

Builder incentives are real — and so is the markup that sometimes hides behind them. Bring your own lender to the table and make them compete for you.

Price against the builder📖 Read the guide ↓

How it works

01
Compare the true offers

Builder credit minus builder pricing vs. Nic's numbers — the honest total, side by side.

02
Lock for the timeline

A lock that survives construction delays, with float-down if rates improve.

03
Inspect anyway

Pre-drywall and final — new homes have punch lists too.

04
Close on schedule

Coordinated with the certificate of occupancy, not scrambling after it.

Quick requirements

Buyers of to-be-built and spec homes across the Valley's new communities.

✓ You are never required to use the builder's in-house lender — incentives are often negotiable anyway✓ Longer timelines need longer rate locks — extended and float-down locks exist for exactly this✓ Get the builder's incentive offer in writing, then let Nic price against the whole package✓ Independent inspections still matter — new doesn't mean flawless✓ Design-center upgrades roll into the price; watch the budget creep

General guidelines, not a loan offer — programs and terms depend on your full picture.

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New Construction: guides & straight answers

Still have a question about New Construction?

Ask it in your own words. I answer these myself — no call centre, no sales sequence, and no obligation to do anything afterwards.

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No pressure, no jargon — just a straight answer about where you stand.

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