Trusted Real Estate Expertise in the Treasure Valley

24+ Years of Exceeding Expectations.

New Construction Still Needs Strategy

The Builder Has Someone Looking Out For Them. You Should Too.

BUILD SMART

What We Help You With

Let's make this simple. Here's where having your own agent on a new build makes the biggest difference

Builders and Communities

Comparing builders, not just model homes.

Lots and Setbacks

Picking a lot that fits how you'll actually live in it.

Upgrades

What's worth paying for now and what's cheaper to do later.

Contracts and Deposits

Knowing what you're agreeing to before you sign.

Inspections

Catching problems before closing, not after

Incentives & Lenders

Comparing the real numbers on rate buydowns and closing-cost help.

Resale Value

Thinking about what the home will be worth when you sell.

$15,000

Lot premium credited back to our buyer.

A REAL BUYER'S EXPERIENCE

"Sorry" wasn't the final answer

One of our buyers chose a lot and a community because the builder said a covered patio was possible. A week and a half after he signed, the builder came back and said it wouldn't work. The patio would have extended past the setback. Their answer was basically "sorry."

We pushed back. We separated the concrete pad from the cover, and the builder ended up crediting back the $15,000 lot premium. That gave my client real choices, including applying it to upgrades, lowering his price, or building his own cover later.

That's the difference between having the builder's representative across the table and having someone on your side.

BEFORE YOU VISIT A MODEL HOME

Questions Buyers Ask Me Most

Do I need my own agent when I buy from a builder?

Yes, and call me before your first visit to a model home, because many builders have registration rules.

Are lot premiums negotiable?

Sometimes.

Should I get an inspection on a new build?

Yes.

What happens to my deposit?

Let's make a plan before you tour.

Thinking about a new home in the Treasure Valley? Let's talk through your

options and what to look at before your first builder visit.

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