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Yes — and it costs you nothing. The builder's sales rep works for the builder, not you. Having your own agent means someone is reviewing your contract, negotiating upgrades, and protecting your interests. The builder pays the agent's commission, so there's no reason not to have representation.

100%. Builders and service providers pay to be featured on this site. As a buyer, you get free access to every builder listing, the downloadable guide, and any expert guidance you need. There is no charge, no subscription, and no obligation.

Tell us and we'll help anyway. Our goal is to be your guide through the entire new construction process regardless of which builder you choose. We're not limited to the builders on this site — we just happen to know them well.

New construction loans work differently than traditional mortgages — rate locks, construction timelines, and builder-preferred lender incentives all play a role. The builder will push their preferred lender, but you're not required to use them. Our resource guide covers this in detail, and we can connect you with a lender who specializes in new construction.

Absolutely yes — and your builder may try to discourage it. New homes have defects. An independent inspector who isn't affiliated with the builder will catch issues before they become your problem after closing. Never skip this step on a new build.