The short answer - YES! As a full service real estate team, the Grove Team, Keller Williams offers representation to buyers purchasing new construction in Northeast Tarrant County.
Here is a rundown of some of the services offered to you:
Advise on builders and subdivisions
For example, an agent can provide information on recent sales and resales available in the subdivision and area and advise as to experience with particular builders.
Educate buyer on development, construction, and new-home purchase processes
For example, while not practicing law, an agent has experience with the contracts builders use and pointing out ways in which the contract provisions can surprise a buyer. An agent can assist in clarifying differences in the model home and in the standard home.
Help buyer evaluate houses, lots, subdivisions, locations
An agent can provide information as to pitfalls to avoid in building a home to maximize resale value.
Monitor construction progress
An agent assists the buyer in working with the builder to stay on schedule.
Deal with buyer concerns and act as buyer advocate
An agent can ask the hard questions and still preserve the relationship between the buyer and the builder.
Create and maintain paper trail
An agent will be unrelenting in making sure that the paperwork necessary to protect the buyer’s interests is maintained. The sales contract written by the sales representative is usually not valid until accepted by corporate management—a process that may take weeks.
Arrange for independent inspections
An agent advises as to the importance of staged independent inspections.
Assist buyer at closing
An agent makes sure that the buyer understands the procedures in closing and dealing with an outstanding issues.
Here is a rundown of some of the services offered to you:
Advise on builders and subdivisions
For example, an agent can provide information on recent sales and resales available in the subdivision and area and advise as to experience with particular builders.
Educate buyer on development, construction, and new-home purchase processes
For example, while not practicing law, an agent has experience with the contracts builders use and pointing out ways in which the contract provisions can surprise a buyer. An agent can assist in clarifying differences in the model home and in the standard home.
Help buyer evaluate houses, lots, subdivisions, locations
An agent can provide information as to pitfalls to avoid in building a home to maximize resale value.
Monitor construction progress
An agent assists the buyer in working with the builder to stay on schedule.
Deal with buyer concerns and act as buyer advocate
An agent can ask the hard questions and still preserve the relationship between the buyer and the builder.
Create and maintain paper trail
An agent will be unrelenting in making sure that the paperwork necessary to protect the buyer’s interests is maintained. The sales contract written by the sales representative is usually not valid until accepted by corporate management—a process that may take weeks.
Arrange for independent inspections
An agent advises as to the importance of staged independent inspections.
Assist buyer at closing
An agent makes sure that the buyer understands the procedures in closing and dealing with an outstanding issues.
Are you considering building or purchasing new construction? Contact your trusted source - Grove Team, Keller Williams to learn more. Reach us at the office, (817) 337-0000 or find us online, www.groveteam.com
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