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Our team at Point Real Estate understands a custom home can be exciting, but also intimidating. We’ve broken down the process for you: Dream it Up: During your first meeting, the builder will listen to your vision for your dream home. They'll use your ideas to suggest layouts and features, creating a starting point for your plans. Budgeting & Choices: You'll then receive budget estimates. Here comes the tough part: prioritizing your wants and needs to stay within budget. Planning & Confirmation: Get ready for several meetings! These are essential for finalizing your plans, choosing finishes, and asking the builder any questions you may have. Land & Contracts: Once you've chosen a lot and signed a contract with the builder, you can finalize financing and get ready for construction to begin! Building Your Dream: Construction timelines can vary, but typically take 7-12 months from start to finish. Soon, you'll be living in your custom-built home! Follow us for more tips, and feel confident making informed decisions as you navigate the real estate market! 📞(262) 424-2807 🌐 pointre.com

Building a house for the first time is an adventure filled with excitement, choices, and, admittedly, a fair bit of challenge. It’s not just about creating a space where you can live; it’s about crafting your future home, a place where memories will be made and cherished. This journey, while rewarding, comes with its own set of considerations, from budgeting and planning to design and construction. Understanding the key aspects can transform a potentially overwhelming process into a manageable and even enjoyable experience. In this blog, we will explore essential tips and insights that first-time home builders should know, aiming to equip you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions and navigate the process with confidence. #FirstTimeHomeBuilder #NewHomeConstruction #BuildingTips  #HomeBuilding101 #ConstructionTips #HomeBuildingProcess 

There are many really good reasons to get kick-off your new custom home or reno in 2024, but here is my Top 3; 1. Predictability- Construction costs have settled to a new norm. This makes it easier to predict the cost of your works with greater certainty. With proper planning, price shock and mass budget blowout can be avoided. 2. Timing- It's now. It's soon. We're you thinking, talking, dreaming of a new build or reno at the start of 2023, 2022? Maybe even 2020 or earlier. A new year brings new opportunities. A fresh start. A time to take action and make it happen. Make it 2024. 3. Support- It can all feel too stressful and too hard. But you don't need to go it alone. I can be with you every step of the way. 2024 will see the launch of a range of Home Build Mentoring that can more people keep in control and actually enjoy the process of building or renovating their homes.  

The Top 2 Reasons To Consider a Newly Built Home When you’re planning a move, it’s normal to wonder where you’ll end up and what your future home is going to look like. But unless you came into this process knowing you want to buy a newly built home, you may not have pictured new home construction. 1. Adding Newly Built Homes Could Give You More Options There are two types of homes on the market: new and existing. A newly built home refers to a house that was just built or is under construction. An existing home is one a previous homeowner has already lived in. Right... #firsttimehomebuyer #starterhome The rest of the story ➡️https://bit.ly/RhondasBlog

The Top 2 Reasons To Consider a Newly Built Home When you’re planning a move, it’s normal to wonder where you’ll end up and what your future home is going to look like. But unless you came into this process knowing you want to buy a newly built home, you may not have pictured new home construction. 1. Adding Newly Built Homes Could Give You More Options There are two types of homes on the market: new and existing. A newly built home refers to a house that was just built or is under construction. An existing home is one a previous homeowner has already lived in. Right now, the... #firsttimehomebuyer #starterhome #CiciCarterRealEstate #YourRealtorForLife

Let’s have a look at which opportunities home builders can jump on in 2024. (Visual courtesy of Pro Builder Magazine) ✍️ There’s no shortage of challenges crossing over from last year into this one. Two that certainly stand out to me are the uptick in smaller homes and modular construction. Most likely, I see these two maintaining a steady uptick as long as current circumstances persist. Which growth opportunities stand out to you for homebuilders in 2024 and beyond? #HousingTrends #Growth #Homebuilding

Some interesting data here. The numbers paint a picture of the challenges we are seeing locally when it comes to getting housing projects going. Hopefully, these conditions will ease up as we get further into 2024. Our very real needs stay the same, regardless. #housing #economicdevelopment

Recession-Proofing Residential New Construction: Building for the Future: In the world of real estate, adapting to changing economic climates is the key to long-term #success. Residential new construction can be a #strategic and recession-proof investment. #frazierhomes offers a smart approach to residential construction involving diverse portfolios. Consider various housing types, from new construction, teardowns, and remodels. Flexibility is a strength. Location Matters: Choose your construction sites wisely. Properties in areas with strong job markets, good schools, and essential amenities tend to hold their value better in tough times. Energy Efficiency: Frazier Homes builds homes with energy-efficient features that not only lowers operating costs for homeowners but also enhances the appeal of your properties. These homes can command higher prices in any economic climate. Financing Solutions: Frazier Homes partners with lending institutions that offer creative financing solutions that make homeownership more accessible. Long-Term Vision: While short-term market fluctuations are inevitable, remember that real estate is a long-term investment. Resilience by #Design: Finally, design homes that are adaptable to changing needs. Flexibility and multi-purpose spaces can ensure that your properties remain appealing to a wide range of buyers. Residential new construction is an industry with a promising future, even in challenging economic times. By focusing on strategic diversification, innovation, and community partnerships, we can create housing solutions that stand the test of time. Let's build together #RealEstateInvestment #ResidentialConstruction #RecessionProofHousing Not following Frazier Homes? You should be, because we always share the difference. #knowthedifference #cincinnati #northenkentucky #workisfun

The Top 2 Reasons To Consider a Newly Built Home When you’re planning a move, it’s normal to wonder where you’ll end up and what your future home is going to look like. But unless you came into this process knowing you want to buy a newly built home, you may not have pictured new home construction. 1. Adding Newly Built Homes Could Give You More Options There are two types of homes on the market: new and existing. A newly built home refers to a house that was just built or is under construction. An existing home is one a previous homeowner has already lived in. Right now... #firsttimehomebuyer #starterhome Sarah Eggleston | seggleston@johnlscott.com

🏡 What an exciting year in off-site home construction industry! This innovative home construction approach is revolutionizing the homebuilding industry, delivering incredible value to homeowners and developers alike. ✅ For homeowners: Expect faster build times, cost efficiency, and consistent quality. Say goodbye to traditional construction delays and hello to your dream home sooner! ✅ For developers: Offsite construction means streamlined processes, reduced on-site labor, and minimized weather-related setbacks. This translates to lower overhead costs and enhanced project predictability. What are your goals for the future of homebuilding with offsite construction? It's not just building homes; it's crafting the future of living spaces. Off-Site Home Construction for a Better World. 🌍   Learn more about the future of off-site construction at: https://bit.ly/41m6DkI   #offsiteconstruction #ConstructionInnovation #FutureofLiving #HousingTrends #BTR #ModularHomes #Homeownership #RealEstate #HomeInnovation #Prefabhomes #manufacturedhomes #affordablehousing #mobilehome #SFR #Manufacturedhousing Steve Payne Jennifer Porter Carlee Daniels Derek Dodson Ken Semler Patrick Faes Wade Lyall Michael Tweden Jay Ciokajlo Ron Garcia Stephen D. Scandura Tammie Davidson John Jacon Zach Shea Chris Miller David M. Hancher James E. Johnson David Reed Chris Nicely Nolan Browne Gary Fleisher Audree Grubesic Nick Mora Daniel Small, ME, MBA, LSSBB Jefre Outlaw Genesis Homes USA Tracy Hopkins Kristina Samojedny Bryan Phelan Steve Reyenga Robert Bleth Gary Eagleton Darin Zaruba Madelyn Kerby Gary Mudd David Roover Bobby Campbell