Florida New Home Builders

Where I can find if my home is cover under that zone/law? When I boought my house my builder told me I wasn't cover it under that law because my house was not on that zone.....

this may be true,, if your property lies within a velocity zone where wind from storms could impact the glass and structure .there very well could be certain regulations in the county you live

check FEMA.com that should give you a little more info on velocity and flood zones

2007-08-13 07:04:08 by eripapito

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Hello. My wife and I are going to purchase a house in Flordia. My credit is rock solid - her's is improving. I want to buy the house under my name only and hold the mortgage in my name only (deed and mortgage). The reasons are two fold: (1) We want to improve her credit and (2) when we buy investment property in Florida we would like to put one home entirely in her name. I want to make sure that when we buy an investment home in her name that the total balance of our primary residence will not show up on her credit report. She wants to qualify for an investment home purchase with her income and credit.

The new home builder we are buying from is saying florida law dictates that a husband and wife must be on the contract, the mortgage application and the note. Is this true? Seems strange to me - this is NOT the case for California, Arizona and Georgia (we have investment property in each state).

Thank you.

Yes, it is true. When I bought my house I had to get the divorce completed first.

2007-10-21 16:26:42 by internetguy72

Price: $16.95

If you did or do work for one, how long did you get paid salary before switching to commission? How much was your salary? And what is your percentage in commission?

Thanks!

This is for the southeast market. (Not Florida)

I am on the west coast and I am in the process of interviewing with KB Homes. They offer 5K month draw. Each sale is $2,500 towards draw. After you reach the 5K draw it is 100% to you.

2007-05-18 10:36:41 by heatheroo

Price: $8.97

I want to buy a new townhome in a new construction community in Boynton Beach, Florida. The homes are immaculate and the builder is offering HUGE incentives to buy, almost $75k off the original price. The thing is, the community is half built, and construction is very slow right now. I'm worried about the company, Centerline Homes, going bankrupt. How can I find out if they're doing well or not??

Your local Better Business Bureau will help you out.
Good Luck and Happy Thanksgiving!!!

2007-11-21 07:10:30 by Grisham

florida home, new construction. no weather sealent under the plywood. Builder wants to fill this with foam. it is as if the wall is floating in air. I can put my hand in the space and pull the plywood right off, Not to metion I can see a two inch high, 25 feet long stream of light into my house from this wall.

Foam is a cheap fix on the builder's part. You probably have a home inspection coming up, tell the builder that you're having the inspector come 'early' to look at that specific spot. Remind him to be SURE that it will pass inspection.

He'll probably come up with a more substantial solution!

2007-05-09 09:01:53 by Rick C