Wednesday, August 09, 2006

 

Pre-Construction Builder Tips for Cape Coral, Florida Real Estate

Pre-construction real estate done right can save you headaches
and money

A top real estate market in southwest Florida is Cape Coral.

With 400 miles of fresh and saltwater canals spanning 115
square miles of land adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico, boomers
and new families in their early 30's are migrating there and
buying real estate in droves.

What’s more, real estate homebuyers are looking into
pre-construction housing opportunities in Cape Coral.

But beware, already a few customers have been forced
into foreclosure by signing a few unfavorable builder's
contracts in Cape Coral.

While there are a handful of good builder's in the area, proper
knowledge and diligence pays off.

Here area few tips to watch out for on builder’s contracts
around Cape Coral, Florida:

1. Have the right to Assign the real estate contract.

Among other things, this is a great asset protection strategy.
Some builders in Cape Coral will let you do this.

2. Guarantee that you will not be held liable for any
additional costs

It's 50/50 with Cape Coral, Florida builders.

You see, pre-construction real estate became popular in the
past few years due to favorable interest rates, but many
homebuyers are suffering.

Why?

Because the cost of labor and materials has gone up.
Builders in Cape Coral who did not fix prices and guarantee
it in their contract, simply re-adjusted their contract
price and pass it on to the customer.



3. Guarantee the house will be built in a specific timeframe.

Before you get involved with Cape Coral builders,
recognize that it takes 30 inspections before a Cape Coral
inspector will provide Certificate of Occupancy on real estate.

At a rate of one inspection every twelve days, then it’s a
minimum of eleven months until your house will be ready.

4. Diligence is key.

You don’t have to travel to Cape Coral and meet with the
builder personally, but before buying real estate, and then
selecting a Cape Coral builder, you may want to place
a phone call to the Better Business Bureau, and the local
Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce to check up on their history.

Pre-construction real estate done right, can save you
the hassle of waiting years for the home to be finished.

Further, it could save you the hassle of the bank calling
your real estate construction loan due within 12 months.

In Cape Coral, demand for real estate remains high in
certain areas. As a result, the demand for building, materials,
and labor is high. Hence, many homes are taking two to three
years to be built.

If you’d like to buy investment real estate in Cape Coral, Florida,
or are moving there and don’t have the time to wait until a home
is built, then check out the following site below.

It offers brand new construction homes offered
for quick sale now throughout Cape Coral, Florida.

Follow the link now at

http://www.Cape-Coral-Florida-New-Homes.com

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