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Updated over 4 years ago on .
Buying under-construction in FL: what to include in the contract?
Hi BP,
We're about to buy a to-be-built house from a local builder, and have a transaction broker to handle the transaction. The contract presented to us is a standard FL As is contract, with the house feature list attached. Is this all that is needed for new construction?
We have purchased a few rentals before but this is our first new construction purchase. We just want to make sure all our bases are covered. Any suggestions/comments? What if the builder takes too long to complete the construction? What if at time of closing the house is not to a certain standard? Should these be covered in the contract?
BTW there is a builder's warranty. The broker is trust-worthy and has done many transactions with this builder.
Thanks!