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15 minutes ago, bithrisathiiiii said:

depends on builders

Bro price usually gets locked when you sign the contract.. once sign chesaka price change avvadu kada? Also price thaggincharu

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1 minute ago, Ravi860 said:

Bro price usually gets locked when you sign the contract.. once sign chesaka price change avvadu kada? Also price thaggincharu

Builders contracts are written 100% on their side. If your home price increases significantly before closing they will cancel the old contract and send you a new one to sign with new price anytime before closing. So many instances happened like this recently and you cannot even legally fight.

 

Until you sign on closing papers it is not your house technically 

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10 minutes ago, Ravi860 said:

Bro price usually gets locked when you sign the contract.. once sign chesaka price change avvadu kada? Also price thaggincharu

They can increase for things like if material cost increased they will add anytime. 

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1 hour ago, quickgun_murugun said:

Back to office compulsory cheyyali all private companies then sagam scrap Ee housing market ni sava 10gudu aapestharu !

sad thing endi ante h1b's kooda kontunnaru new homes. okka sari 2008 repeat aythe cars airport lo vadilesi povali

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20 minutes ago, Ravi860 said:

Bro price usually gets locked when you sign the contract.. once sign chesaka price change avvadu kada? Also price thaggincharu

They can increase the price. This happened to many of my friends 

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2 hours ago, kakatiya said:

South Florida 

There was a property in a worse condition in Weston and was only available for cash buyers listed recently at 650K. It had a long line of investors and sold over asking without inspections.

1790 Lakeshore Dr. The listing did not have a single picture of the interior. It was all trashed up, carpets ripped in half due to water damage, had active leaks, and buyers were strictly told to not touch any blinds or flush the toilets because they feared it will break.

:giggle:

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1 hour ago, gudboy said:

Not closing time bro..it is when you officially sign the contract with builder.

They wont build 50 homes right away. You will need to be in line to sign contract whenever it is your turn. For example your position is number 30 and for every 5 lots they sign contract they will increase the base price by 10k and by the time its your turn your purchase price will be 70k more than original price

 

Illu rate perigina neeke bokka...illu rate padda neeke bokka. Builder is always on the safe side

Got it, we can choose to decline to sign kada if the price went up from what we initially anticipated.

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13 minutes ago, Pirate_of_hearts said:

Got it, we can choose to decline to sign kada if the price went up from what we initially anticipated.

Ofcourse but the catch is you will lose your earnest money

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3 hours ago, quickgun_murugun said:

Back to office compulsory cheyyali all private companies then sagam scrap Ee housing market ni sava 10gudu aapestharu !

Em chesina you can't stop people fleeing blue cities

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4 hours ago, gudboy said:

Ofcourse but the catch is you will lose your earnest money

But we wouldnt pay the earnest money kada apatki I thought we just give our details saying we’re interested and we wait for the lots to open

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6 hours ago, Hitman said:

Private companies they don’t want their staff to be at work. They want to save rent and also they can get better output from workers even they’re working from home 

Companies might increase outsourcing 

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1 hour ago, Pirate_of_hearts said:

But we wouldnt pay the earnest money kada apatki I thought we just give our details saying we’re interested and we wait for the lots to open

@3$% 

 

here are the steps

1) if you like a community and they did not start selling you get on their interest list.

2) once they open lots for sale they will contact based on your number on the list.

3) if you like to reserve a lot on your name, you give the earnest money and wait.

4) once builder is ready to start building your house they will ask you to sign the contract which has the final price of the house.

5) once you sign they will start building your house and for any reason you back out of contract you will lose the earnest money you gave before.

 

 

 

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9 hours ago, kakatiya said:

1790 Lakeshore Dr. The listing did not have a single picture of the interior. It was all trashed up, carpets ripped in half due to water damage, had active leaks, and buyers were strictly told to not touch any blinds or flush the toilets because they feared it will break.

weston 650K ante takkuve kada bro ... if the investor spend 100K on renovation then he can sell that house for 900K easily. Thats \how the market is in Weston area. Full demand

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