The best thing about finding a home in Sparks is that the homes in Sparks are typically more affordable than in Reno. There are also a ton of new home builders in Sparks NV. Some of my favorite builders are Lennar, DR Horton, and Toll Brothers. What communities do you like? 🏠😎
You're very welcome! Are you talking about Mystic Mountain? The exciting thing is they are actually working on some new floorplans. I am looking forward to seeing what they do!
Great info Dave. Also, what is the benefit of having a realtor represent you when looking at these new model homes? Also, is there a cost associated with it from the buyer side?
Thank you! Great question. It's always best to have a realtor represent you in a new home purchase. Because if you don't have your own agent, the agent that works for the builder becomes your agent. They don't typically have your best interest in mind as they work for the builder. Builders also pay buyer's agent commissions. I also know most of the sales agents at every community and I have helped clients negotiate better deals with new homes, have problems fixed when they come up, get closing extensions, and a lot of that just doesn't happen without your own representation.
@@mikeeldorado9221 I mentioned it in my reply, the builder pays the agents commission. So, there is no cost to the buyer at the moment. But, that could change a little bit in August when all agents will need to have buyers brokerage agreements with buyers.
The best thing about finding a home in Sparks is that the homes in Sparks are typically more affordable than in Reno. There are also a ton of new home builders in Sparks NV. Some of my favorite builders are Lennar, DR Horton, and Toll Brothers. What communities do you like? 🏠😎
I'd love to see the homes for all of these, especially #16. I'd love to see that layout. Thanks so much for the info!
You're very welcome! Are you talking about Mystic Mountain? The exciting thing is they are actually working on some new floorplans. I am looking forward to seeing what they do!
Great info Dave. Also, what is the benefit of having a realtor represent you when looking at these new model homes? Also, is there a cost associated with it from the buyer side?
Thank you! Great question.
It's always best to have a realtor represent you in a new home purchase. Because if you don't have your own agent, the agent that works for the builder becomes your agent. They don't typically have your best interest in mind as they work for the builder. Builders also pay buyer's agent commissions.
I also know most of the sales agents at every community and I have helped clients negotiate better deals with new homes, have problems fixed when they come up, get closing extensions, and a lot of that just doesn't happen without your own representation.
@@DavidTully775 Cost?
@@mikeeldorado9221 I mentioned it in my reply, the builder pays the agents commission. So, there is no cost to the buyer at the moment. But, that could change a little bit in August when all agents will need to have buyers brokerage agreements with buyers.