A brand-new home. A fully considered purchase. Before you choose a builder, a lot, or a floor plan, talk with Chris Dunham about the complete purchase, from your first community visit through the final walkthrough.
Yes. Call Chris before your first model-home visit so he can confirm each community’s current registration and representation process.
If you have already visited or registered with a builder, say so at the start so the next steps can be checked directly with that builder.
Chris Dunham of Brokers HUB Realty helps buyers evaluate new-construction options in Queen Creek. The first conversation covers your budget, desired location, move date, and the features that matter most to you.
Compare three things side by side: the community, the full price, and the builder’s process.
Look at location, floor plans, included features, lot choices, and your daily routine. Compare available inventory homes with build-to-order options.
Separate the base price from lot premiums, design selections, structural options, and other costs. Ask for an itemized picture of the purchase.
Review the builder’s documents, inspection access, completion expectations, walkthrough process, and warranty information before committing.
Confirm it in writing. A model home shows possibilities, not necessarily what is included in the home you are buying.
Keep written information about the selections and representations you rely on. Chris helps you organize the comparison and identify questions for the builder, your lender, independent inspectors, and other appropriate professionals.
Judge an incentive as one part of the whole purchase. Ask the lender to explain the rate, fees, payment structure, cash needed to close, and any conditions, then compare written estimates for the same scenario.
Plan for timing, too. Discuss your current housing, any home you need to sell, and what you would do if the expected completion date changes. Chris helps you coordinate those conversations early.
Yes. Talk to Chris about buyer representation and confirm the builder’s process before your first visit. Review the representation agreement and compensation arrangements so responsibilities are clear.
Do not assume it is. Who pays compensation, and how much, should be discussed and documented for your specific transaction before you commit.
Discuss independent inspection options with a qualified inspector and confirm the builder’s access and scheduling requirements. Ask which construction stages can be inspected and how findings will be handled.
Yes. Compare complete costs, location, condition, included features, and timing. The Queen Creek home-buying guide covers the broader search.
Tell Chris before you choose a new home, so he can plan the sequence with you and coordinate with your lender. Read about selling your Queen Creek home.
Buyer and seller representation, new construction, and horse property & acreage in Queen Creek.
Read the guideBuyCompare homes by condition, location, ongoing costs, and fit, then build an offer around your priorities.
Read the guideSellPricing, preparation, marketing, and offer review built around the result you want.
Read the guideTell Chris where you are in the process and what you want to accomplish. You'll get a practical next step for your Queen Creek purchase or sale.

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