Providence Realty Group

🏡✅️ NEW LUXURY COMMUNITY ALERT ✅️
Who wouldnt love a beautiful custom home?? This neighborhood is the Preeminent Destination for those looking to splurge on a outstanding property, benefit from Union County taxes and some of NC's best schools.
TWIN LAKES will offer stunning new construction custom homes that range in size from 3500 sq ft to more than 7000+. Residents will enjoy fantastic amenities, convenient access to I-485, as well as close proximity to fine dining, shopping 🛍, and entertainment.
Offering just about any floor plan you can imagine, all homes will be unique, on trend and detailed exactly to your specifications.
How do you find out more about this fantastic community (and OPPORTUNITY)?
The answer is reach out to me! I am constantly working to maneuver the luxury market and find the best homes and locations for my clients 🏡

Brand new carpet, fresh paint, shiny appliances - what’s not to love about buying new construction?

While that new home feel is intoxicating, buying new construction can be tricky without some initial know-how. So you can experience all the pros and none of the pitfalls, here are three mistakes to avoid when purchasing a new construction home.
⏹️ Failing to research the area ahead of time. It’s easy to fall in love with a neighborhood and floor plan before doing your due diligence about the surrounding community. Ask around to assess what’s happening (or not happening!) in the area that may impact your home’s value down the road.  
⏹️ Not thoroughly vetting your builder/developer. A builder can make or break your experience buying new construction, so make sure you do your research. And don’t just take his word for it - ask for referrals, read online reviews, and talk to your agent about what they know. 
⏹️ Waiving the home inspection. Heads up! Newer homes can have just as many problems as older homes, so don't waive the home inspection. It can alert you to things your builder overlooked or didn't properly complete.

Do you have experience buying new construction? What do you wish you would have known beforehand? Share in the comments!