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An alternative to a non-conforming loan is the use of a land contract, which is allowed in some states. A land contract is an agreement between a buyer and a seller, where the buyer agrees to make periodic payments to the seller. The title to the property only transfers to the land contract buyer on…
Builders, in an effort to combat the dual problem of an increasing population and a declining availability of prime land, are increasingly turning to common interest developments (CIDs) as a means to maximize land use and offer homebuyers convenient, affordable housing. The two most common forms of common interest developments in many states are Condominiums…
Luxury real estate buyers often want a home that makes them feel as though they are on vacation. If you aren’t sure how to decorate your new construction home, consider some takeaway ideas from some of the world’s most splendid hotels. According to a recent article by The Seattle Times, the best-designed hotels often showcase…
The Tuscan-style home, known for its distinctive Italian countryside charm, is a favorite among homeowners who value rustic elegance. With its earthy colors, natural materials, and inviting spaces, this design style embodies warmth and comfort. At J. Lambert Custom Homes, we specialize in creating dream homes, and we’re here to help you design your Tuscan-style…
J. Lambert Custom Homes has over 4 decades of experience creating personalized custom homes. We are honored to be named best home builder by our clients and the readers of living magazine. Thank you for your support! “I have always loved building things and my passion has always been construction. I would love to work…
It is an unfortunate commentary, but when economic activity declines and housing activity decreases, more real property enters the foreclosure process. High interest rates and creative financing arrangements are also contributing factors. When prices are rapidly accelerating during a real estate “bonanza”, many people go to any lengths available to get into the market through…
