How Much Deposit Do I Need to Buy A NEW HOME?
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The deposit required for a new home build can vary depending on the policies of the builder, the type of financing you're using, and regional regulations. Here are some factors to consider:
Builder's Policy:
Different builders may have different policies regarding the deposit amount. Some builders may require a fixed percentage of the total home price as a deposit, while others may have a specific dollar amount.
Percentage of Home Price:
Similar to existing homes, the deposit for a new home build is often calculated as a percentage of the total home price. The percentage can range, but it's not uncommon for builders to ask for a deposit in the range of 5% to 10%.
Staged Payments:
In some cases, the deposit for a new home build may be paid in stages rather than as a lump sum upfront. For example, you might be required to make an initial deposit at the contract signing, followed by additional payments at different construction milestones.
Financial Institution Requirements:
If you are financing the construction through a mortgage or construction loan, your financial institution may have specific requirements for the deposit. They might have guidelines regarding the minimum deposit amount or other conditions.
Local Regulations:
Regional regulations and laws can also influence the deposit requirements. It's essential to be aware of any local or national regulations that may impact the home building process, including deposit amounts.
Refundable vs. Non-refundable:
Clarify whether the deposit is refundable or non-refundable. Some builders may refund the deposit under certain conditions, while others may have a non-refundable policy.
It's crucial to communicate directly with the builder and thoroughly review the terms of the contract before committing to a new home build. Additionally, consulting with a real estate attorney or financial advisor can provide valuable insights into the legal and financial aspects of the home-building process. Be sure to understand the builder's policies, payment schedule, and any conditions associated with the deposit to ensure a smooth and transparent transaction.
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I must agree. Great video! ! ! ! I've been watching your videos for a while and I do find them very educational. Could you make a video explaining why someone should have a realtor when purchasing a brand new build. Thank you.
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So basically for new homes because you're adding structural and studio changes, be careful to not spend too much because the OOP expenses will increase therefore risking a smaller downpayment and higher mortage
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Great video! I always wondered how the deposits worked for new construction homes in LV.
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For me as a single buyer on a $500,000 I will have to put down $400k and finance the $100k 30yr conventional loan, Out here in San Diego from the last two homes I bought I put $10,000 of earnest money and I paid $15,000 towards lot premium for my 1915 sqft 3BD, 4BA, two car garage spent $538,000 on this home back in 2018 as of today January 2024 it’s worth $840k and I owe $111,000, I’m ready to buy again.
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😆 whaaat? only 500k in San Deyggo? 🤔 in one of the most expensive zip codes in Cali? 🤔 nah man... i don't believe that nonsense 😆 annnd Worth u say? it's on only worth that if you find a buyer that buys it at that INFLATED price 😂 which u most probably will 👍🏼 cuz there's plenty of BAW FOOONZ out there 🤣
I have a question 😮 what about a non hoa no morgage cash offer and the home is 2million
It would be the same for cash deals but you'll have to put 100% of design studio option normally at that price point.
Great video! I just signed a contract and the agent inadvertently put that the builder would cover 2% of closing cost. They sent me an addendum to correct it. Would you sign it?
I dont want to step on your agents toes. It would be best that you speak to your Realtor
@@chakits1 I don’t have one! I found your videos after I went into contract.
So does that work with a VA Loan too
Yes this work for VA loans but you'll get reimburse for most of the money at the close of escrow.