Top 3 Issues Home Buyers Fear & How Builder Warranties Help Mitigate Them
Leaky roofs, leaning walls, faulty wiring: Purchasing a defective home is high on the list of home buyers’ worst nightmares. It’s no wonder, given that
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Is There a New Definition of Job Satisfaction in the Construction & Home Building Industries?
With crisis-level housing shortages in many U.S. cities, home builders face intense pressure to build up the nation’s inventory of available homes. Yet labor shortages
What Should Home Builders Know About Joint Employer Guidance?
Working with subcontractors just got easier for home builders. Recent changes to national labor standards allow construction companies to once again hire subcontractors without being
Top 4 Questions About 3rd Party Administered Builder Warranty Programs
There are a lot of costs involved in building a home. For example, there is the acquisition of land, regulatory fees, labor, and materials, just
Home Warranty Partnerships
As a home builder, it is important to choose a home warranty company that will work well for your business. Your home warranty provider should
WHITE PAPER: 5 Cutting-Edge Online Marketing Platforms for Home Builders
The home buyer journey isn’t as simple as it used to be. It used to go something like this: You’d get a referral, make contact,
What Should Builders Know About 2018 New Home Construction?
After several years of skyrocketing home prices and tightening inventories, the dust is finally starting to settle in the housing market, leaving home builders surveying
How Do Federal Laws Affect New Home Building on Coastal Land?
From scenic views to the sound of lapping water, owning a home on the coast is a dream for many home buyers. But the reality
New Home Building Marketing: Different for Local & National Builders?
The housing recovery has turned into a housing shortage in many cities, and soaring demand for new homes has opened a gateway of opportunity for
Investors & Lenders See Single-Family Home Building Outpacing Multifamily
To own or to rent? It’s a question a lot of Americans are pondering these days—and not just when it comes to where they live.