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I’m looking at some new homes in the Raleigh, NC area. ME and my wife are in the market to buy a home. (We have good credit and a good down payment). These new homes that are already built in the new neighborhoods have stated prices. Are these negotiable?
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Zeker, kunt u minder aanbieden. Als de verkoop langzaam is zou u hen kunnen ertoe brengen om zo veel weg te kloppen zoals 20%. Begin en zie daar hoe zij antwoorden. Als zij geen gang uit zeggen. Kom in een paar dagen terug en bied etc. 15% onder vraagprijs aan….
son sí MUY negociables.
For less flexible on price but you are unsure go fishing with low ball offer the worst thing.
Everything in housing is negotiable, especially in this crappy market. New home builders are at a standstill with excess inventor ad few prospects. They may negotiate. Throw a lowball number at them (but don’t insult (200 for 400 house)) and see if they bite
There are several reasons that builders may not lower their prices, but those reasons may not apply here.
One is they don’t want to spend time building unless they get paid what they feel they should- but if these houses are already built then they may not have much hope.
Two is if they sell this one for less it will force them to sell the future ones for less because often the sale information is public or at least public to the appraisers- but if this is the last one they have for sale and do not intend to build any more (at least in this area) then they may make a deal.
Three they may owe so much to the bank on interim loans that they can not reduce the price and may just be praying for the market to get better before they get foreclosed on- But the bank may help make a compromise sale or “short sale”.
If you are looking at a builder that has a “spec” house already built and it is the final one in the area for them and they don’t owe a huge loan to the bank, you may be able to get a very good price. I would make an offer and see, probably the quicker you can offer to close the more likely this would work.
Zijnd in nieuwe huizen, zijn zij gewoonlijk NIET overeen te komen. De bouwerszorgen over apprasials. Plus kunnen zij de prijs reeds verminderd hebben om het te bewegen.
Wij hebben verscheidene huizen geen dievan wij bij dieptepunt Aanbiedingen de prijs vast hebben gesteld en genomen. Deze huizen hebben eigenlijk aan de nieuwe vraagprijs verkocht.
Ik zou de bouwer ertoe brengen om al uw het sluiten kosten te betalen en sommige geldschieters staan de bouwer toe om tot 6 maanden van uw hypotheekbetalingen te betalen. Afhankelijk van uw leningsprogramma en bedrag neer, kan een verkoper tot 6% van de verkoopprijs betalen. Bespreking met uw geldschieter VOORDIEN om te zien hoeveel zij kunnen betalen.
Als het huis gebeëindigd is, daar isn' t veel u om in vrije verbeteringen kunt vragen. Nochtans, misschien een dek of een gebeëindigde kelderverdieping.
They are very negotiable in this market. Each area and builder is different about how much they will negotiate. Look at recent sales. Compare selling price to what they want for the house you are looking at. Offer less than what recent sales prices have been. Prices are decreasing, so offer low.