All the information was gathered from each new home builders website.
California Home Builders
Ryland Homes – Live life. Even better.
Huge cash savings plus 5.75% 30 year fixed rate
Zero out of pocket expenses
For more information about this and other savings visit Ryland.com
Meritage Homes – Encore
Nationally recognized energy efficient home
Solar powered homes
Competitive Financing Programs Including $0 down and $0 closing cost
For more information visit Meritagehomes.com
Arizona Home Builders
Engle Homes – No worry financing
Rate from the time you build to the day you close (7,60% APR*)
If interest rates go down before you close on your new home, we’ll lower your rate*
Now through July 31, so hurry in
Homes from the $100s
Learn more at englehomes.com
Beazer Homes – Homes designed and built for the way you want to live
$500 Moves you in* or Payments as low as $649.51 per month you 1st year**
Visit beazer.com for more information.
Texas Home Builde
Royce Builders – The big chill
Up to $65,000 off your new home*
Stay cool this summer with $50 a month energy bill, for the first 6 months*
4.25% first year, 5.25% second year, 6.25% years 3-30 or 0% Move-in
For more information visit roycebuilders.com
Utah Home Builders
Woodside Homes – “Value, Integrity, Quality and Service.”
2008 QUICK DELIVERY HOMES READY MOVE-IN SPECIAL!!!
Visit woodsidehomes.com for more information
Liberty Homes - Low Monthly Payment
Move into a Liberty Home with payments as low as $473*
Visit Liberty.com for details
Florida Home Builders
Mercedes Homes – Choose your dream destination
Enter to win the trip of your dreams
And a chance to win $100,000 in cash
See Mercedeshomes.com for details
Richmond American Homes
Summer savings event
Starts July 11th
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It was good info, Thank you so much.
I noticed the incentives for the Texas builder
“4.25% first year, 5.25% second year, 6.25% years 3-30 or 0% Move-in”
This seems a little risky for the builder considering loans like this are what got the national real estate market into trouble in the first place.
I hope they have learned their lesson from approving everyone, and not let just anyone in to this sort of loan.