How to maximize your new home
for a complete and rewarding lifestyle

Guidebook Features (partial list) a. Preference lists: Amenities, Things to Consider and A Wish List b. How to assure completeness, quality, finished on time and within budget. c. Guidelines and questions to ask to getting a qualified homebuilder. d. Understanding an equitable and complete home building contract. e. Means to shop, select and place order that saves substantial dollars. f. Home builder accountability for fulfillment of home building contract. g. * See Additional Features

Maximizes Planning (guidebook example) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To assure you attain the maximum advantages of building a new home," Wise Home Building Guide" walks you through this process, guiding you to personalize it to fulfill family needs, ideas and desires. Its method is well organized to achieve your results by utilizing a though provoking approach, capitalizing on the minds of the entire family, challenging them individually to express their valuable input. It is sure to draw out those unthought of necessities’ to consider for special and ordinary.needs that will reflect in your home’s design, amenities, location, etc. We’ve done the hard work; all you have now to do is fill in the blanks. For;

Home Builder qualification requirements are noted in "WiseHome Building Guide"

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Guidebook Testimonials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
... J.P.V. Dayton, OH.
We followed your guidebook as suggested. We knew exactly when and what our home builder was doing and the same for what was expected of us. We are grateful for what we believe we have, which is a better home and saved ourselves a sizeable sum of money.

... H.D.P. Redding, CA
Despite having built before, when I proposed it to my wife again, she said she wanted no part of it. A friend suggested visiting your website to view your guide book. I did, bought it and shared it with her. After reading it from cover to cover, and then building our new home, we happily moved in our new home last March. Many thanks.

… S.S. Chevy Chase, MD We just got your book a few weeks ago and   I am already glad we purchased it. Its cost was negligible. I mostly appreciate your proactive approach. Thanks you WiseHome Building Advisors

… K.B. Hartland, WI
An article in Life Style West Magazine prompted us to explore your guidebook which we then purchased. Amongst its highlights was the section for getting the family involved; for noting our wants, needs and wishes. It became a family affair and soon rallied the children into being a part of the building process. It certainly added an exciting dimension to our family and new home.
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Point to Ponder
A purchase to build is unlike purchasing an existing home. .
Buyers of existing homes have learned the hard way years ago after paying the price for their inexperience. They eventually realized when making a purchase of this scale requires expertise.

Yet, buyers of homes to have built continue to repeat the same mistakes, in spite that home building contracts can be more complex. Isn't there a message here?

Information Resource
"WiseHome Building Guide” includes all of the information and guidance for you to walk through. your entire role for home building, making it possible for you to make educated decisions from “concept to completion.”

Guidance Resource (Guide Examples)
a. Contract Abuse: When asserting limited "say so” over your home building contract, you become. easy prey for “contract abuse.” An irresponsible approach carries a costly price. One should never put complete trust into their seller, especially with the amount of money you'll be spending.

b. Novice Buyers: Sample. It is common to add items to an existing contract by means of a “Change Order” form. If to do so, would you be able to make a distinction between an appropriate charge versus one that is not?

Because most consumers cannot, they will freely pay wrongful charges because they lack the wherewithal to question their legitimacy.

c. Advisory Problem: When a buyer seeks advice about his/her contract from the seller, (homebuilder) a conflict-of-interest occurs, which becomes a buyer’s disadvantage. Attorneys and Realtors view this advice as being “unethical” because it becomes self-serving to the seller.

Solution: "WiseHome Building Guide” is your resource for proper guidance and information. In the end you’ll avoid saying; “I wish had known that before" or "why didn't somebody tell me?"

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"When push comes to shove"

Informed or not, homebuilders have long been plagued with home construction problems, often at the buyer’s expense. It’s a stigma home builder associations persist in combating, but results are marginal.

However, homebuilders are not entirely at fault. Buyers add to the problem by making a purchase of this scope with limited knowledge of what’s involved or its price for not knowing. To worsen matters, they rely on their homebuilder for advice, which obviously invites contract abuse.

By its very nature, “when push comes to shove,” shouldn’t one expect that their homebuilder will act in his/her best business interests first, then yours?

"WiseHome Building Guide" will be like your mentor, with an abundance of resources. It will provide you with all the necessary information and guidance you will need to enable you to act wisely to ensure your interests are being served. Of equal importance, your home building knowledge will quickly make its presence known to your homebuilder.