Receive up to $40,000 toward new construction
New Construction Homes
Southern California New Construction Incentive
If you are considering purchasing a new home, this is a must-read. This is an offer presented exclusively by Brittany Leighton, a California Real Estate Broker. This is a win-win incentive that is very simple, takes 10-minutes to complete, and truly has no strings attached (except as mentioned below).
Up to $40,000 back to be applied during the escrow process and distributed to upgrades or closing costs assistance.
Up to $40,000 back to be applied during the escrow process and distributed to upgrades or closing costs assistance.
- Up to $40k Back to Buyer
- Professional Representation
- No Strings Attached
How To Honor
1
Inform the sales office on your first visit
Let them that you are represented by Brittany Leighton, Real Estate Broker.
2
Select Your home
Identify the home that you want to purchase.
3
Call Brittany to insure the process
Contact me immediately to insure the process at 959-480-7178
4
Sign the purchase agreement.
Congratulations
During escrow, the commission split 50/50 (up to $40k). The buyer's portion will be applied towards updates or buyer closing costs assistance. Restrictions can be any regulatory restrictions placed on the purchase. An example would be, lender allowable credits. Restrictions encumber all funds that do not allow the buyer credit from Brittany Leighton to be distributed to the buyer during the escrow process, as money is not transferred between Realtor and buyer after escrow closes.
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Additional Information
There should be absolutely no reason to purchase a new home and not utilize this inventive. It is cash in the buyer's pocket or beautiful upgrades; whichever the builder allows and/or what the buyer prefers. It truly is a win/win scenario all the way around.
New homes work on a referring agent bases and will typically pay 2-3% of the purchase price of the new home, as a referral commission to a Realtor, simply for referring the buyer to the new home community. Brittany will give 50% of that commission back to the buyer, up to $40k (restrictions may apply due to allowable credits, etc.).
It is recommended that the home buyer tells the new home community that they are represented by a Realtor on their first visit to the new home community. The first visit is truly the only time a new home builder is required to honor the Realtor relationship. If the buyer is unable to mention the Realtor on their first visit; it is recommended that the buyer lets them know before an offer has been agreed upon to attempt at having them honor the Realtor relationship.
New homes work on a referring agent bases and will typically pay 2-3% of the purchase price of the new home, as a referral commission to a Realtor, simply for referring the buyer to the new home community. Brittany will give 50% of that commission back to the buyer, up to $40k (restrictions may apply due to allowable credits, etc.).
It is recommended that the home buyer tells the new home community that they are represented by a Realtor on their first visit to the new home community. The first visit is truly the only time a new home builder is required to honor the Realtor relationship. If the buyer is unable to mention the Realtor on their first visit; it is recommended that the buyer lets them know before an offer has been agreed upon to attempt at having them honor the Realtor relationship.
Benefits To Using Brittany Leighton As Your Realtor
Think construction delays, permit issues, and financing concerns. As n experienced buyer's agent I help you navigate all of these sticky situations. There is no cost to you, to utilize me for a new construction home purchase.
Even if you have purchased a new home before, the contract for new construction is a different set of rules, I will help to make sure you understand everything, from floor plans to earnest money requirements, deadlines for requesting changes, and timelines for completion.
Want upgraded counters or appliances in that new home, but do not want to pay full retail value? I will help you with all those extra perks, amenities, and upgrades. We can often negotiate with the builder on things like paint color or even the style of garage door, especially if the housing development is in the beginning stages. Homebuilders will offer you endless options for finishes and upgrades, and it's easy to get overwhelmed. Having me on your team can recommend the upgrades that will get you the most bang for your buck in resale value, suggest finishes that might be cheaper to do on your own, and help you avoid over-improving, which can jeopardize your appraisal before closing; creating a win!
A builder typically will have a "preferred" lender that it will try to steer you to, but I will help make sure that you're getting the mortgage that works best for your situation. Shopping around is always wise, and you don't want the builder's agent pressuring you into using their suggested professional unless it's right for you.
Tempted to forgo a home inspection in new construction? Don't do it. The number and severity of new-home defects often rival resale home problems. The builder's agent is unlikely to push for or offer up an inspection, so it's up to you and me to make it happen.
