realtor: Is a home still new if it was built three years ago...and never lived in?
- 05/21/09 06:16 AM
So, is a home built in 2006 still considered a new home just because it has never been lived in? Yes and no. For all pretense and purposes it does look/feel like a new home; no window coverings, no scrapes, no landscaping, etc... It is new in the sense it has never been lived in and the builder usually offers a builder warranty. The builder will be taking a loss, the appraisal will reflect age, appliances are at least three years old, whether they have been used or not; the entire structure really is three years old, whether it has been lived in … (0 comments)
So, is a home built in 2006 still considered a new home just because it has never been lived in? Yes and no. For all pretense and purposes it does look/feel like a new home; no window coverings, no scrapes, no landscaping, etc... It is new in the sense it has never been lived in and the builder usually offers a builder warranty. The builder will be taking a loss, the appraisal will reflect age, appliances are at least three years old, whether they have been used or not; the entire structure really is three years old, whether it has been lived in … (0 comments)
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