Hahaha...not quite. You'll have to register with the builder and then sign a liability release form and ask one of the sales people to take you over to the models. Definitely do go with an agent so you can split the broker co-op with them because once you register without an agent they won't offer a broker co-op if you bring an agent later on.blitzjs said:How do these things work?
Do you have to bring a briefcase full of nonconsecutive, unmarked bills for them to show you the models or do you need an agent/broker?
No crack... they lowered it... just before they released pricing last week.shadax said:Am I smoking crack or did they lower the "from" price on their website?
Sure have, just shows that TIC is too subborn for their own good. Hopefully they can take a que from TM.irvinehomeowner said:No crack... they lowered it... just before they released pricing last week.shadax said:Am I smoking crack or did they lower the "from" price on their website?
Notice that TIC has not lowered it on their site though.
USCTrojanCPA said:Sure have, just shows that TIC is too subborn for their own good. Hopefully they can take a que from TM.irvinehomeowner said:No crack... they lowered it... just before they released pricing last week.shadax said:Am I smoking crack or did they lower the "from" price on their website?
Notice that TIC has not lowered it on their site though.
I would say TM is running the show out there. It's their land so they will set their own prices (but within some reason of the surrounding developments and re-sales).ps99472 said:You guys think TIC still have control on pricing for LV? Or is it all on TayMo?
You can look at Sevilla as an example. The big premiums were on the lots with the driveways. For the lots without the driveways, the lots had prices that had a difference of $5k-$10k. I'd be surprised if the lot premiums will be larger than that as we already have seen that TM is not the greedy pig that TIC is.jyeh74 said:Any know what premium lots go for typically? They told me they aren't sure if prices will go up and didnt tell me what the premium lots (5k lots) compared to the average 3200-3500 sq ft lots.
The couple that bought that one were on the prequal list even before a list for Sevilla existedqwerty said:one of the homes in Sevilla with the driveways, the one that went for 659K, also had about a 60ft deep back yard. I started crying when i saw it for not signing up ahead of time. I would have if i new a lot like that was going to be available with a driveway.
Irvine Pacific is not building over in Portola as we speak. Sevilla is by Van Daele Homes.jyeh74 said:OK, $5-10k isn't that bad. I was thinking it would be more than that for a 5-6k lot....assuming the TM lots go that big. They are planning to release 22 homes this year, so I'll have to wait at least a year to get to the phases. By then, prices can go up......or go down.
Isn't Sevilla by Van Daele Homes. I thought only Irvine Pacific was by TIC?
USCTrojanCPA said:Got an email this afternoon from Taylor Morrison....it had a special coupon to pass along to my buyers for a $1k credit towards closing costs if they sign their purchase agreement by June 30th.