Saturday, September 4, 2010

The Basics of Simple Construction Financing

December 29, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Construction Loans and Finance

Saying that building a home starts with finding the right location and ends with moving in is quite simplistic. The truth is that in between finding the location and finishing the home, a lot of underlying processes take up much time, money, and energy. Educating yourself on the things that you need to know – [...]

10 Things to Remember During the Closing Process

December 29, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Closing

When in the closing stages of building your home, there are a few things you should remember. These are the things that new homeowners typically forget but are also the things that are very important in making sure that things will run smoothly after you’ve moved in. Make sure you know all the details about [...]

Keeping Up With Kitchen Cabinet Trends

December 29, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Home Plan Design

The kitchen is undoubtedly a focal point for a lot of homes today. This is the place where families are most likely to gather and make memories over dinner conversations. Builders need to get up to date with consumer preferences when it comes to kitchen structure and design. Biggest Selling Point How a kitchen looks [...]

Plan a Household for Pets

December 15, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Home Plan Design

Many families these days share the warmth of their homes with pets which they treat as a part of their family. According to popular surveys, more than half of American homes have pets. These homes provide shelter for a total of about 77.6 million cats and 65 million dogs. Of course, for home owners, owning [...]

Things to Consider When Choosing a Location for Your New Home

December 12, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Land

Choosing a location for the construction of your new home is a very important step. Your decision to build your home on a specific location will affect your future home life, the kind of changes you can make to your home someday, and its future resale value should you want to sell it. Here are [...]

Building a Family Home

December 8, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Home Plan Design

Most people who are in the market for a new house these days build homes for the purpose of having a permanent place to settle down with their families. With the fast-paced lives that people live these days, it’s no surprise that most people are looking to settle down in a place where they can [...]

Permits and Plan Check

December 7, 2009 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Permiting

It is important to understand the importance of permits. While this may seem common sense to many, it is not uncommon for an owner builder to experience significant delays for lack a plan approval form their county. Delays cost the owner builder valuable time and money. Research your local permitting process early. Lenders will not [...]

Understanding Your Real Estate Contract

September 6, 2008 by Site Supervisor  
Filed under Closing

Most states do not require that you use any particular contract form. You can buy a form at an office supply store or online office supply Web site. You can even get a standard contract form, within your state, from your local real estate agent and broker. It is recommended, however, that you seek advice [...]

Remodel Return Calculator

December 27, 2007 by Delagnes  
Filed under Calculating Costs

Want to know what the return on your remodeled kitchen or new room addition will be?  Money magazine has assembled the 25 most common home improvements and the value they add with the “renovation wizard” calculator. Remodel Return Calculator Attic Bedroom Remodel Basement Remodel Bathroom Addition Bathroom Remodel Deck Addition Family Room Addition Home Office Remodel Major Kitchen Remodel Master Suite Addition Minor Kitchen [...]

Estimating Construction Costs

December 27, 2007 by Delagnes  
Filed under Calculating Costs

Getting Started Before working on your construction costs you should have the following items completed: Pre-qualification for a construction loan Not because Home Construction Capital gives you access to the nation’s best construction loans, but because without this you don’t know what you can afford.  All your work could be for naught if you can’t [...]

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