Buyer Beware Here Are 10 Things Home Builders Won’t Tell You

I ran across this article this morning and it really caught my eye. Some of these clauses I have seen exist in standard purchase agreements today. As for as the rest of the story I have personally run across houses with similar problems.

The downside of all of this is when your house cracks or starts falling apart and you’ve only been in it for a few months what is the buyer to do? I remember as a phone technician I had a clients appointment and she was livid.

Her home had plumbing issues over Thanksgiving one year, she fought with the builder who finally got around to the third repair around Christmas that year. It was so bad that she had to rent an out house for her guests to use the facilities.

The outcome was the laborers had been shoving garbage down into the plumbing as they were drinking and partying the nights away. How unthoughtful, destroying people futures without giving a care or regard for the consequences that will follow.

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