Finished Cost And Loan Comparison

New Construction Costs And Financing In Lake Havasu

Build one finished-cost comparison that includes the lot, site work, choices, allowances, exterior completion, financing terms, closing costs and work left after closing.

Modern Lake Havasu home with glass walls, covered patio and a geometric pool

Add every layer required to occupy the home.

Advertised Price Is Not Finished Cost

The advertised price may not equal the amount required to complete and occupy a Lake Havasu new home. Add the lot, site work, structural and finish choices, allowances, garage or pool work, exterior completion, financing terms, closing costs and post-closing additions before comparing properties or incentives.

Check Every Cost Category

The complete property stack

Price The Same Finish Line

Compare properties at the point where each is complete enough for the way you intend to own and use it.

  1. Base Home

    The plan and standard specification identified in the written offer.

  2. Lot Or Lot Premium

    The parcel cost, premium and any lot-specific plan requirement.

  3. Site Work

    Utilities, grading, drainage, retaining, excavation and access work.

  4. Structural Choices

    Garage configuration, room changes, doors, windows and major systems.

  5. Finish Choices

    Cabinetry, surfaces, flooring, fixtures, appliances and package upgrades.

  6. Allowances

    Budget placeholders whose final selections can create overages or credits.

  7. Pool And Outdoor Work

    Pool, shade, patios, walls, gates, equipment and usable surfaces.

  8. Exterior Completion

    Landscaping, irrigation, window coverings and other occupancy needs.

  9. Financing And Closing

    Rate, points, lender fees, title, escrow, insurance and prepaid items.

  10. Post-Closing Work

    Items the buyer accepts responsibility to complete after ownership begins.

Affiliated or independent loan

Compare The Entire Incentive

A credit is one line. Compare the rate, points, fees, lock, extension, appraisal treatment and cash to close with the same assumptions.

Loan FieldBuilder-Affiliated OptionIndependent Alternative
Interest RateNote rate and whether it is lockedNote rate and whether it is locked
PointsDiscount or origination points chargedDiscount or origination points charged
Lender FeesUnderwriting, processing and other lender chargesUnderwriting, processing and other lender charges
CreditBuilder or lender credit and eligible usesAny lender credit and eligible uses
Lock PeriodDays covered and expected construction timingDays covered and expected construction timing
ExtensionCost and responsibility if closing movesCost and responsibility if closing moves
AppraisalTreatment of upgrades and a low appraisalTreatment of upgrades and a low appraisal
Cash To CloseTotal cash after credit, deposits and selectionsTotal cash after credit, deposits and selections

Appraisal and timing

Know Who Carries Each Timing Risk

Low Appraisal

Review contract treatment, buyer cash obligations, financing deadlines and any effect on deposits or cancellation.

Rate-Lock Expiration

Compare the build schedule with the lock period, extension cost and the party responsible when closing moves.

Incentive Conditions

Identify the required lender, title provider, deadlines, loan type and eligible uses for every advertised credit.

Cost and loan questions

Compare The Cash And The Finished Property

Possible additions include the lot or lot premium, grading, retaining, utilities, structural changes, finish upgrades, allowance overages, appliances, walls, gates, landscaping, window coverings, shade, a pool and financing or closing costs.

Check Every Cost Category

No. Compare rate, points, lender fees, credit, lock period, extension charges, appraisal handling, loan conditions and cash to close with an independent alternative. The largest credit may not produce the best total financing result.

Buyer Closing-Cost Calculator

The lender and appraisal process may not value every upgrade or option at its cost. Review the contract treatment of a low appraisal, financing deadlines, buyer cash obligations and cancellation rights before selections become nonrefundable.

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