Three Ways to Know if Building a Home Could be Right for You

If you've thought about building a home in Hampton Roads, there are a few ways to tell if this could be the right move for you. How has the house hunting process gone thus far? If things are going well and there are prospects around every corner, than maybe buying could be the right path. But on the other hand, if acceptable options aren't readily available than building may be the way to go.

Three ways to know if building a home could be right for you

  1. Your must-have list is lengthy and may include unusual items. If your criteria for a new home goes far beyond the basic four-bedroom, two-bath home with a garage than it may be a good idea to switch gears. Existing homes typically don't come loaded with all types of custom features. So for example, if you're looking for a handicap accessible home that has dual master suites, a gas fireplace, walk-out basement and a water view, you might have better luck finding el chupacabra.
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  3. You can't seem to find any properties that match your criteria. Even if you don't have a wish list a mile long, it could be hard to find your ideal home if inventory is tight. Maybe properties with features that are important to you are highly sought after and therefore get snapped up quickly. Regardless of the reason, if you're unable to find the right home- building could be the solution.
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  5. You wouldn't mind waiting for the right home. The process of having a new home built can be a lengthy one, depending on the house in question. But for those who can afford to wait, the end result more than merits the anticipation. Knowing you can get exactly what you want, where you want can be the peace of mind you need.

Buy or build- which is right for you? Only buyers themselves can answer this question, but before answering look and see why building a home in Hampton Roads could be your best option.

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