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    Zero Dollar Listing

    5.0 (1 review)

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    This review is not specific to the Kreymer Estates. I believe Bloomfield Homes are the best value…read morefor the money. My Salesperson was a pleasure to do business with. However, when building the home, their goal is to "meet code". I found that the craftsmanship behind the walls is not all there! So as long as it "meets code", the aesthetics are unimportant and won't be fixed or changed because "it doesn't affect the house as a whole". As for the upgrades, that is where they really "make a killing". ( An electric outlet, $110. Wooden floors, $14,000). Just choose what can't be added or changed in the future by an aftermarket contractor (3 car garage, fireplace, etc). Make certain whatever changes you ask for are in writing. (light switch on a specific wall, fan offset, door opening, etc..) Otherwise it will end up being just something that was talked about. Visit the home constantly and don't be afraid to question the construction (after all, you are paying good money for a mostly perfect construction). Don't be afraid to invest $300-$500 in an inspection on pre-drywall and prior to the expiration of the warranty (it is a piece of mind and will send a message to the builder). Hint: When asked what is your max budget and what is your "must have", be conservative on what you say your budget amount is because, they will give you about $20K in upgrades (your must have) for free (remember, the upgrades don't cost them much unless you want them).

    As a first-time homebuyer and a single parent, I went into this process hopeful and genuinely…read moreexcited. I was purchasing a home to be closer to my child who is in college, so this was a meaningful and carefully considered decision, not a casual one. I signed a contract in good faith, and within two days the builder lowered prices and began offering incentives on similar properties - we are talking 20-40k price drops. Immediately my confidence in the market and community dropped. When I raised the issue, I was told this was not something they do. During an in-person visit, the conversation felt more open and gave the impression there might be some flexibility, but afterward the communication became noticeably colder and strictly transactional. I never met the builder, and nearly everything was handled through email. There was very little transparency around market changes or effort to build rapport. As someone who works in the insurance industry and deals with people during stressful, high-stakes situations, empathy and clear communication matter to me. This process lacked both. Walking away was not easy. Losing a $3,000 earnest money deposit is not insignificant, especially in this economy and as a single parent supporting a child in college. Ultimately, though, the lack of flexibility and goodwill made it clear this was not the right fit. In hindsight, the loss was painful but worth stepping away from an experience that felt so impersonal. My advice to future buyers is to take the time to truly understand your builder's approach, ask direct questions early, and be clear about what kind of experience you expect. For some buyers, a strictly business approach may be fine. For others, especially first-time buyers, it may feel discouraging. I hope this helps others go into the process with clearer expectations.

    Zero Dollar Listing - realestatesvcs - Updated July 2026

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