Another great one as always! Your videos have educated me and kept me going while I waited for our new construction home to be finished. We went under contract in Oct 2020. But due to Covid our permit took 16 weeks , and other countless delays with labor shortages and rising costs of materials we were lucky our builder kept his promise to deliver our home although not for the fall of 21 / winter of 22 as per our contract. We are at no. 36 now, we have 3 different trades in the home at the moment. Our carpet was finished today, our appliances were installed as well. The electrician is supposed to finish up by Thursday. We have fire inspection next week, 2 other inspections and then the final inspection. It’s been a long road and to say that I’m getting impatient is an understatement! I watched almost all your videos and they have given me hope that eventually we will get to 40 and get our keys. We cannot wait!

This video is great for those looking for the basic steps for building a house. But Be sure to check out Ty’s in-depth new home construction videos. They are amazing! The best on KZfaq!!

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Thanks. My Family and I are about to get a home built.

This is keeping me sane as I wait for my house that I signed a contract for in February and I was supposed to have in September that JUST got drywall 2 days ago to be built.

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Great video. Thanks for making it.

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Thank you for the video Ty.

Very informative and interesting, Thanks

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Very informative just what we needed to hear! Currently having our first new construction in buckeye,AZ and it’s all new to us this really helped❤

This was amazing insight that I needed. Thanks for sharing!! 💚

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Could you maybe do a video or if you already have one please share the link, on after you move into a new build home how to keep it new build and ready for resale maintenance. Keep it looking well maintained. Thank you😊

Thank you for the info Ty. New sub

First, I really enjoy watching your videos because I learn so much about all things related to real estate. Second, I was wondering if you know anything about walk out bay windows. My wife and I are thinking about building a home in the Midwest and have a home plan in mind. She wants to add a walkout bay window to one of the rooms on the front of the house. Isn't it important to excavate under a walk-out bay window or is cantilevered fine if it extends 2 or fewer feet?

Plumbing questions! Let’s say the new build does not have a basement. At what point exactly do the plumbers come in to take the water line to the building? Is it after the excavation and foundation? OR does the plumbing process begin before the excavation/foundation? How much does the entirety of the plumbing process typically cost? Would highly appreciate some clarity on these questions please. Thank you!

Can you make a video about stansbury park tooele

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?Questions? for Architects, Contractors, New Home Builders, & Renovators alike: First question, why do so many new construction homes have no Side Windows? I'm no Engineer, but I would think that would negate proper cross-ventilation within the home? I even saw a new home in Pennsuaken, NJ that had EIGHT closely placed windows in the front of the house & ZERO on either side? I couldn't see the back of the house? If it was simply a question of cost$, in this example, why wouldn't the Builder just put six windows in the front & one on each side? From an outsider like myself's point of view, a home with no side windows look awkward and not aesthetically pleasing at all..almost to a point of looking ridiculous and warehouse-like?! The second question is why don't new windows have real frames? This of course is my personal take on the subject, but grids {fake panes} on a window make them look "cheap & flimsy". Lastly, I have noticed a pattern with some existing two-story Colonial homes in Montgomery County, Pa in that many homeowners are replacing their current kitchen windows with smaller ones? It doesn't make much sense to me, but I'm sure there's gotta be an explanation?!

Just curious, if I ever decided to build my own custom house when im older (im 14 rn haha), are you able to get your own floorplan? Like completely custom?

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Nice video! What would be the best way to become a builder?

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Get to the point!