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When dealing with a new construction home builder, should I still use a buyer's agent?
Buyers Answers
You definitely need a buyer's agent when buying a brand-new home. A savvy buyer's agent can advise you the pros and cons of a subdivision and the specific homes, including the builder's reputation. That's something you won't hear from the builder's salespeople who represent the builder.
Finding your home is only a small part of what buyer's agent do. Representation and protecting your interest is just as important. Builder's purchase agreements are written specifically to protect the builder. This could possibly be your largest investment. Make sure you know exactly what you are getting into by hiring a buyer's agent. It doesn't cost you any more money to use us.
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