6 Essential Tips for Affordable New Build Homes

Here are 6 ways to save money and cut down on costs when buying a new build home:

^{1. Set a budget. Determine how much you can afford to spend on a new build home, communicate your budget with your builder, and stick to it!}
^{2. Choosing a smaller floor plan is a great way to save money (or to give you the flexibility to spend a little extra on design upgrades).}
^{3. Save where you can! For instance, high-quality luxury vinyl flooring is a great way to get the look of hardwood floors without the expensive price tag. You can always go cheap and upgrade later!}
^{4. Know when to splurge. Outdoor living spaces, energy-efficient appliances, home offices, and updated kitchens are some of the features homebuyers look for in a home (which means that these upgrades will have a great return on investment)}
^{5. Look at different builder options to find a reputable and respected one in your area. Research and compare a few different home builders before choosing the right one for you!}
^{6. Avoid making change orders, as they can quickly add thousands of dollars to your final cost!}

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