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Stephen Foltin
  • Charlotte NC
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Should I Back Out of New Build Because of Corona ?????

Stephen Foltin
  • Charlotte NC
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Hey all, Hope everyone is staying safe out there. Well, my current situation is I own a condo with my fiancé (wedding pushed back to next year), and in January we decided to purchase a new build Townhouse in South Charlotte (Hadley, Ainslie Downs St.) that is scheduled to be completed end of June. We plan on renting the condo and moving into the townhouse once it is completed. The purchase price is $355,000 and we have already put down $10,000 for down payment (non-refundable). My question is should we go through with the sale? This townhouse is in a development that is toward the end of completion, which started in 2018, 90 or so are completed and are occupied while the remaining 20-30 units are being built. We recently noticed that another townhouse with the exact same stats as ours (4 bedroom 3.5 bath) in the same development is being sold for $320k. So my question is should we back out, as the exact same property only two years older is being sold for 10% less? My current thought is to wait until we get to the appraisal but even then, if it appraises for a little less the builders do not have to come down to the appraisal price. It is only $10k I would be losing and I would actually be saving money if I could get the same house in the same development for 10% less, not to mention the fall that could be coming to the housing market due to Corona. I am kind of undecided on what to do, any thoughts and help is much appreciated! Thank you, Stephen.

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