When comparing new townhomes in Cary, look closely at the parking arrangement and the route between floors. The home you choose may differ from the model in its garage, lot, windows or included finishes. Request the plan and written specifications for the particular address, along with its expected completion schedule.
Measure the garage with your vehicle and storage needs in mind. Check whether two cars can leave independently, where visitors may park and whether an assigned space is part of the property or governed by an association agreement.
Follow the route from parking to the kitchen, bedrooms and laundry. Then compare the locations of an office, guest room or outdoor area you expect to use. A two-story and a three-story townhome can organize the same amount of floor space very differently.
Request current association dues, any additional association charges and the documents assigning roof, siding, yard and patio maintenance. If amenities are important to you, ask what is available now, what is proposed and what the purchase documents actually promise.
For an unfinished home, ask the builder about inspection access, the warranty, included finishes and the proposed closing schedule. Confirm those details for the specific townhome rather than assuming a model home's features or a development's advertised completion date apply to every address.
Send the Cary townhome address or development name and your question about parking, HOA charges, included features or the completion date.
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