Guide to Building Your New Home
4. Know your timeline
Building a new home usually takes several months. During which time, there are a myriad of decisions that needs to be made. Get an estimate of when the construction of your new home will be completed and planned accordingly.
5. Watch your budget
Our Rawdon Hill sales consultants have the experience and knowledge to advise you of a suitable house and land package to suit your needs and budget.
6. Build with re-sale in mind
Regardless of how much you love your new home, it is unlikely that it will be the last home that you will ever own. Knowing that, you should be mindful of the potential re-sale value of your home. It is important to ask yourself if the features/ additions you are installing are appealing to others when it comes time to sell.
7. Be prepared for delays
Regardless of the timeframe the builder gives you, there is a possibility of delays during the building process. Inclement weather, shortages in suppliers and materials and labour problems can all factor into delaying the completion of your home. During the building process, you should be prepared to be flexible with your timeframe.
