[tommy steam]

Do you need to have a lawyer when you buy a new home in TV? Do you think its a good idea to have one when you buy? What about having a home inspection on a new home, once again, hire someone? Just trying to put it all together. Thank you to all who respond.

[JohnN]

no lawyer needed, The Villages is very helpful in closings and they give a one year warranty on new homes and they really do step up to it.

2 things...
1-after one year you're on your own.
2-we had an inspector come out at 11 months (found him here on a thread), he did a home inspection, filed the report with TV, and they called within 48 hours and had the list (short list, all minor) fixed just fine.

[Pturner]

No need for an attorney. I love JohnW's suggestion of an inspection just before the warranty expires.

[tommy steam]

Originally Posted by JohnN

no lawyer needed, The Villages is very helpful in closings and they give a one year warranty on new homes and they really do step up to it.

2 things...
1-after one year you're on your own.
2-we had an inspector come out at 11 months (found him here on a thread), he did a home inspection, filed the report with TV, and they called within 48 hours and had the list (short list, all minor) fixed just fine.

Thank you

[tommy steam]

Originally Posted by Pturner

No need for an attorney. I love JohnW's suggestion of an inspection just before the warranty expires.

thank you