The part about the construction timeline being pushed back is something buyers should probably plan for before signing. Even when the builder gives an expected completion date, material delays, inspections, or changes during the build can move that date. Having a backup plan for temporary housing can make a big difference if the handover slips. The problems that showed up after moving in also make a good case for having an independent inspection done before closing, even on a brand-new home. New construction can look finished while smaller installation issues are still hiding behind walls or fixtures. That’s something we pay attention to at
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