Builder's rep works for builder—who's working for YOU?
When you walk into a builder's sales office, that agent works for the builder. Their job is to get you to pay full price, add upgrades, and close fast. We work exclusively for you—negotiating better prices, protecting your interests, and making sure you actually get what you're paying for.
You think you're getting help, but you're actually getting sold. Here's what happens when you work with the builder's agent:
The agent showing you that new construction home? They work for the builder. Their commission comes from the builder, not you. So when they say "this is a great deal," they mean it's great for the builder.
Builder agents don't negotiate. Why would they? Their job is to get you to pay asking price, add expensive upgrades, and close quickly. You end up paying thousands more than you should.
That contract has clauses that protect the builder, not you. Those upgrades cost way more than they should. That timeline might slip, and you'll have no recourse. A builder's agent won't point any of this out.
Once you sign, you're stuck. If something goes wrong, if the builder delays, if quality isn't what you expected—the agent who "helped" you isn't going to fight for you. They already got paid.
Most agents work for the builder—we work exclusively for you. Understand the critical difference and why it matters for your home purchase.
We're exclusive buyer agents. That means we only represent you. No builder relationships. No conflicts of interest. Just someone who fights to get you the best deal possible.
Base price, upgrades, closing costs, timeline—we negotiate it all. Builders expect to negotiate, but most buyers don't because they're working with the builder's agent. We change that.
Builder contracts are written to protect builders. We read every line, explain what it means, and push back on clauses that don't serve you. You'll know exactly what you're signing.
Between negotiating the base price, getting upgrades at cost, and avoiding unnecessary fees, our clients typically save $10,000 to $50,000 on their new construction purchase. Sometimes more.
From your first visit to the model home through final walkthrough and closing, we're with you. If something goes wrong, we handle it. If the builder tries to cut corners, we catch it.
Our team holds professional certifications and specialized training in new construction, buyer representation, and real estate negotiation.
ABR (Accredited Buyer Representative)
CSP (Certified New Home Specialist)
GRI (Graduate Realtor Institute)
SRS (Seller Representative Specialist)
Why certifications matter: Specialized training means better negotiation, deeper market knowledge, and protection of your interests throughout the homebuying process.
Simple, clear process. No surprises. No pressure. Just someone on your side from start to finish.
We talk about what you're looking for, your budget, and your timeline. No obligation. Just a conversation to see if we're a good fit.
Based on what you want, we identify new construction communities that match. We know which builders are reliable, which areas are appreciating, and which developments have the best value.
When you find a home you like, we handle all negotiations. Price, upgrades, timeline, contract terms—we fight for the best deal possible.
We review every document, attend every inspection, and make sure the builder delivers what they promised. If something's wrong, we fix it before you close.
New construction comes with warranties and potential issues. We help you navigate warranty claims and make sure the builder honors their commitments.
Whether you're buying new construction or purchasing your first home, we have specialized guides and expertise to help you succeed.
Navigate new construction with an expert who knows builder contracts, upgrades, and negotiation strategies.
Get step-by-step guidance through your first home purchase with education, support, and expert representation.
Here's the thing: you don't pay us. The builder pays our commission, just like they pay their own agent. The difference is we work for you, not them.
Full representation through your new construction purchase. We negotiate price, review contracts, handle inspections, and protect your interests.
Builder pays our commission. You pay nothing.
Everything above, plus education and guidance specific to first-time buyers. We explain the process, help with financing, and make sure you understand every step.
Builder pays our commission. You pay nothing.
We're paid by the builder, just like their agent. The difference is we work exclusively for you. No dual agency. No conflicts of interest.
People who worked with us instead of going it alone with the builder's agent:
“We were about to pay full price for a new build in Summerlin. Our agent negotiated $25,000 off the base price and got us $15,000 in free upgrades. The builder's agent never would have done that—they work for the builder.

Summerlin Homebuyers
“The contract had all these clauses that would have left us with no recourse if things went wrong. Our agent caught them, explained what they meant, and got the builder to remove the worst ones. We would have signed anything without her.

First-Time Homebuyer
“Builder kept pushing back our closing date. Our agent didn't just accept it—she negotiated compensation for our extended rent and got them to commit to a firm date. We would have been stuck without her.

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You don't need one, but you should have one. The builder's agent works for the builder. They're not going to negotiate price, point out contract issues, or fight for you if something goes wrong. We do all of that.
Get a free consultation. No pressure. No obligation. Just a conversation about how we can help you get the best deal on your new construction home.
Professional certifications. Exclusive buyer representation. No dual agency. No conflicts of interest.
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