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Featured Builder: Ashton Woods Homes - "Ashton Woods is more than just a homebuilder. We are blazing new trails in design, personalization and possibilities so we can build homes that reflect the unique people who live in them. The result is a homebuilding experience that is more personal, more collaborative, and more empowering than our homebuyers ever could have imagined. One that constantly pushes the boundaries of what's possible in homebuilding. With the financial strength and management expertise required of next generation builders, we deliver what savvy homebuyers seek in a new home: high design, high quality and a high level of personalization in prime locations." Visit Ashton Woods Homes Online or View Ashton Woods Homes Builder Page.
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Featured Community: Lennar in Waterwheel - "Nestled in the Texas hill country near Alamo Ranch, Waterwheel features luxurious amenities such as a community clubhouse, gym, swimming pool, and community trails. It's prime location embodies a rural lifestyle with easy access to urban conveniences. Homeowners enjoy scenic green belt views and have convenient access to the beautiful Government Canyon State Park with over 40 miles of nature trails. The growing area is home to many retail and dining options off Loop 1604. Every weekend is an adventure with family-fun attractions like SeaWorld and Santikos Casa Blanca nearby." Visit Lennar in Waterwheel or View our Community Spotlight.
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Featured Article: Beware of the Flip - "...Your job is to guide buyers through this rough terrain. The first
thing to do with a remodel is to look at the public record and see when
the property your buyers are interested in last changed hands. If it's
less than a year ago, the property may require a more thorough
examination. While not every flip represents a potential landmine, you
can help clients by asking for information about who completed the work,
says broker Mark Ferguson with Pro Realty Inc. in North Greeley, Colo.
Ferguson, also a real estate investor and blogger at InvestFourMore,
says most problems arise with work done by DIY owner-flippers, who lack
the skills of licensed contractors. Here are more ways you can be an
advocate for buyers who plan to purchase a house that's being flipped.
Many of the caveats reflect the same type of thoroughness that should be
undertaken with any sale. 1. See it yourself Don't buy at auction or without seeing a house in person..." Read Full Article Here.
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