1. Read contract carefully. Builder always like to release his responsibilities thru Contract.: T) |' ?" ~# e0 g$ O0 |: [
2. Use your own lawyer. % C( B; k4 ?8 m% r7 ]8 ?4 K+ d3. Be aware that seller always push buyer to buy with all kinds of method. & `: I, {# K# A0 y6 ^) s) R4 I0 Y+ ?
4. Perform site visit to see what is around the lot you chose. Any power line. Transformer Neighborhood, etc. ( H" N3 f" S f) @; r5. Ask information on future development of community and school information.5 u4 E% x: O4 ]# J* ?( q8 b; N' A1 u
6. Ask about traffic information.9 d7 V& o" e- J( q* [/ ~; u
7. Compare the price and quality of different builders.$ X2 j: A9 b' W! Y7 K
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These are items I can think of. Good Luck.
Know what you want/need and check what the price includes, for examples, quality of materials, finishings, features, appliances and structural differences.