For some reason I thought builders take out construction loans over a certain period of time that eventually needs to get paid. Over however many developments and units, I would think that would start adding up and bills piling up. Some units end up BOM. With increasing inventory and competing w/resale, you would think they would be eager to sell. Eventually they will have to pay the piper. Look at DR Horton liquidating in the Temecula/Riverside/San Bernardino area. Is San Diego next? Will other developers follow suit?
Seems that it’s not doable because you feel the builder is way off on his price. The builder does not see it as doable either becaeu his employees have made it know what price they are looking to sell at.
Maybe to better qualify the conversation, the pricing points for each party are not where they need to be today.
Seems that it’s not doable because you feel the builder is way off on his price. The builder does not see it as doable either becaeu his employees have made it know what price they are looking to sell at.
Maybe to better qualify the conversation, the pricing points for each party are not where they need to be today.
Seems that it’s not doable because you feel the builder is way off on his price. The builder does not see it as doable either becaeu his employees have made it know what price they are looking to sell at.
Maybe to better qualify the conversation, the pricing points for each party are not where they need to be today.
Seems that it’s not doable because you feel the builder is way off on his price. The builder does not see it as doable either becaeu his employees have made it know what price they are looking to sell at.
Maybe to better qualify the conversation, the pricing points for each party are not where they need to be today.
Seems that it’s not doable because you feel the builder is way off on his price. The builder does not see it as doable either becaeu his employees have made it know what price they are looking to sell at.
Maybe to better qualify the conversation, the pricing points for each party are not where they need to be today.
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