Our Indianapolis relocation guide helps you figure out where you should live in Indianapolis with information about housing, employment, and things to do.
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Top 10 Safest Large Cities in Texas
When it comes to choosing a place to live, community safety is a major factor. To that end, NewHomeSource is highlighting the safest cities for each state in our new series “Safest Cities in America.” Let’s look at the 10 safest large cities across Texas.
Top 10 Safest Cities in Nevada
No need to roll the dice on your new Nevada home — check out the Silver State’s top 10 safest cities to live in.
Top 10 Safest Cities in North Carolina
NewHomeSource is highlighting the safest cities for each state in our new series “Safest Cities in America.” This time we look at North Carolina.
Presale Home Renovations Simplified
If you’re selling your current house before you buy and build your new home, you might want to renovate it, so it will sell faster. NewHomeSource has the information you need to know about presale home renovations.
Moving To Minneapolis? Our Relocation Guide Will Help
Our Minneapolis relocation guide helps you figure out where you should live in the Twin Cities with information about housing, employment, and things to do.
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Moving To Phoenix? Our Relocation Guide Will Help
Our Phoenix relocation guide helps you figure out where you should live in Phoenix with information about housing, employment, and things to do.
The Best Time to Buy a New Home in Houston
The best time to buy a home in the beautiful city of Houston? When you’re ready financially and personally. And when competition is not so high.
What to Know About Builder Allowances
If your builder offers you allowances, like on flooring that you plan on purchasing elsewhere, it’s important to know the limitations of these deals.
To Buy or To Sell First, That is The Question
Figuring out if you should sell your current home before you buy your new home can be stressful, unless you create a plan of action.
Why You Need Title Insurance for Your New Home
NewHomeSource breaks down why you need title insurance for your new home, and how to shop for the best deal.
What is Single-Close Financing and Why You Should Consider It When Building New
A construction-to-permanent financing automatically switches to permanent financing once your home is completed. It’s important to choose the right builder before you take on such a loan.
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Understanding Your New-Home Sales Contract
Understand your new home sales contract. NewHomeSource interviews Realtor Brian Rayl and Broker Dianne Langston to figure sales contracts out.
Escrow Accounts Explained
Most people wonder why escrow accounts are necessary. An escrow account allows homeowners to pay bills, such as property taxes and homeowners insurance, over a 12-month period, rather than in one lump sum.
New Home vs. Resale: Which is Right for You?
NewHomeSource explores the factors that differentiate new construction homes from resale houses, so you can buy the right type for your lifestyle.
Top 6 Neighborhoods to Build a Home in Houston
NewHomeSource found the top five Houston neighborhoods to build a new home in!
Down Payment Assistance Programs: How to Find Help to Buy a Home
A down payment assistance program or homeownership program can help first-time buyers purchase a home sooner than they expected. There are a variety of programs out there to help.
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The House Closing Process in 9 Steps
NewHomeSource breaks down the nine steps that happen when you close on your new home.
Six Steps to Buying & Building a House
Here are the 6 steps that go into buying and building a new construction home.
When Is the Best Time to Buy a House?
When’s a smart time to buy a new home? That depends on what your needs are. If you have a growing family, you may consider buying a home in the spring.
Buyer’s Guide To Builder Closing Cost Incentives
Closing on your home is the final step to your journey to homeownership. NewHomeSource breaks down everything you need to know about closing costs, and builder closing incentives.
How Much Mortgage Can I Afford?
Find out how you determine how much mortgage you can afford for your first home.
Mobile? Modular? Manufactured? What’s the Difference and How to Choose the Right One?
Learn the difference between a mobile, modular, and manufactured home, so you can pick the right one for you!
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First-Time Homebuyer Qualifications
You don’t always have to be a first-time homebuyer to qualify for down payment assistance programs.
Production Versus Custom Home Builders: What’s the Difference?
One of the first decisions to make in the new home process is rather to go with a production versus custom home builder. Do you know the difference?
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Breaking a Lease Early to Buy a Home
If you want to break your lease early to get into a new home, it’s best to discuss your options with your landlord.
How Much Do You Need for a Down Payment on a House?
How much of a down payment do you really need to buy a house? While the answer is situational, the typical range for a new home down payment is 3.5 percent to 20 percent.
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The Guide to Buying A Manufactured Home
NewHomeSource has the ultimate guide to manufactured or mobile homes, so you can decide if this affordable housing option is right for you.
New Home Construction: Loans and Financing
Financing a new home can seem confusing. NewHomeSource has your guide to financing your home, from how to choose a lender, the types of available loans, to figuring out credit scores.
How Much Does It Cost to Build a House?
Trying to decide if building a new home is right for you? Here’s a breakdown of how much you can expect to pay.