Just because that’s what they list their prices at doesn’t mean they are selling them at that price or wouldn’t accept an offer far below that price. I know someone who bought from Centex in Sacramento…they made an offer of $75K off a $400K home. Centex ended up accepting $50K off and threw in $75K in upgrades. Not that I think it’s a great deal necessarily, but it’s something to keep in mind. Paying full price is so two years ago…
First, you’ll see builders stop building as they run out of capital. Next, you’ll see builders go through BK. Finally, the builders who survived will buy up the vacant lots left by the previous builder and construction will resume.
First, you’ll see builders stop building as they run out of capital. Next, you’ll see builders go through BK. Finally, the builders who survived will buy up the vacant lots left by the previous builder and construction will resume.
First, you’ll see builders stop building as they run out of capital. Next, you’ll see builders go through BK. Finally, the builders who survived will buy up the vacant lots left by the previous builder and construction will resume.
First, you’ll see builders stop building as they run out of capital. Next, you’ll see builders go through BK. Finally, the builders who survived will buy up the vacant lots left by the previous builder and construction will resume.
First, you’ll see builders stop building as they run out of capital. Next, you’ll see builders go through BK. Finally, the builders who survived will buy up the vacant lots left by the previous builder and construction will resume.
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