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Just wanted some opinions on Ryand homes built in charlotte...I'm 25 trying to buy my first house and think ive settled on carolina crossing townhomes in pineville..any input would be great, thnak you
Just wanted some opinions on Ryand homes built in charlotte...I'm 25 trying to buy my first house and think ive settled on carolina crossing townhomes in pineville..any input would be great, thnak you
If you are asking for my opinion I would tell you not to purchase a Ryland Home. I would probably look into something in a more established neighborhood rather than the track housing that Ryland likes to build. I am assuming you are looking into new construction? Correct?
i understand where your coming from charlottean (being an agent and all you resale listings) but a new, is well new. Also new builders will bend over backwards with incentives such as paying closing cost, and all kinds of other stuff!
i understand where your coming from charlottean (being an agent and all you resale listings) but a new, is well new. Also new builders will bend over backwards with incentives such as paying closing cost, and all kinds of other stuff!
FYI...There is a reason builders will bend over backwards to close on a new home. My wife has spent many years in new home construction (some of those were with Ryland) and I can tell you that IMO a lot of the work Ryland produced was sub-par. I think Charlottean is probably looking out for your best interest. Especially since I know a lot of realtors actually receive more incentives to sell new construction rather than re-sales. If you are going to buy new I would probably look into some other builders out there. Many builders are now closing up shop due to the downturn but I have listed below a few that might be worth looking into.
1) David Weekly Homes
2) Pulte
3) John Weiland Homes
4) Beazer (just kidding stay away from that one)
5) Ryan Homes
6) Westport (formerly Cambridge Homes)
Good luck!
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