How To Choose a Home Builder

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Most of the people want to buy good architecture when it comes to buy a house in a popular city and locality. A good architecture comes live only when the developer has a good architectural knowledge and experience.

So before buying a house or selecting a builder, following checkpoints should be considered:

The builder should be well experienced as well.

You should select top most real estate builder for your locality and city. Because only the top builder will have a good record of building quality projects and delivering them on time.

Do a background check about the builder or developer you are selecting. Discussing it with your friends and family could be a good way to collect some feedback about the builder or you may ask for the builder references from them.

Use an online commercial directory to quickly find a list of builders in your area and check out the reviews and ratings from their previous clients.

Do check the profiles of the builders (owners) online and read articles about them. Online news or articles is the best help you can get for a quick feedback about the builder.

Read about them on real estate forums.

The best way to find reputed real estate builders in your area is to browse through the online portals as following:

Sulekha PropertiesMagic Bricks99 Acres

Finalize a builder only when you are confident about it.

Ask as many questions with the builder as much you can. This will help you to understand builder’s way of working and will also make you comfortable in case of any project related communication that might be needed in future.

Visit the recently built projects/homes by the builder and try collecting the feedback on quality, delivery time and response the builder may have with the home owners. This will give you the real picture about the builder.

Check if the builder is ready to give all the guarantees and commitments in writing. If he does then he should be finalized without any further doubt and if he doesn’t then take notes so that you can alarm him as and when anything is skipped.

The greatest thing to do is to sit down with your home builder and come up with a static cost that can be broken down into a daily amount (wages) for labour against the number of days of getting the job done.

Take a tour of new homes (preferably unfurnished ones) created by the builder. Look at the quality of construction, and material used.