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Insurance & Hurricane Season – What You Need to Know

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  Up until a few years ago, we were fortunate enough to not have to worry much about hurricanes. However, multiple storms have come through the Savannah area since and  it’s beginning to become more of a worry for homeowners and homebuyers alike.  I want to make note of a few things I’ve noticed over the years. One thing you should be aware of is your flood insurance policy.  Typically, when you initiate a flood insurance policy,  there is often a waiting period of around 30 days  until the policy goes into effect. Keep that in mind if you’re currently in the middle of a real estate transaction. “The best case scenario is that your closing will be delayed.” Another thing to keep in mind if you’re currently in the process of buying a home and there is a named storm in the area: Most insurance companies have limitations in their ability to write new policies.  That can oftentimes delay closings or put a hold on home purchases altogether. Even if the stor...

Challenges to New Construction Home - McIntosh Realty

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The Savannah area has become very popular with new construction homes and many homebuyers are building and purchasing brand new homes. McIntosh Realty is  best real estate company to sell your home . We are so proud of our team and know that each of them are committed and equipped to provide a level of service that is rare within the Real Estate Industry.      Here we provide some advantages to buying a new construction home:   1. A brand new home .  With a brand new home, you can expect brand new everything including a roof, systems, etc. 2. Customization .  Oftentimes, you’ll get to pick certain finishes, flooring, countertops, and more when buying your brand new home. Builders give you plenty of options and you can customize the home as you see fit. 3. Equity .  Not many people think about the equity side of new construction homes. If you’re able to get in on the front end of a new subdivision, the price you pay for will often be a lot less th...