New Construction Registration

Before registering with a builder, let DUFFY help you protect your representation, incentives, deadlines, and contract strategy.

Register before you sign or commit.

Builder registration rules can affect whether DUFFY can represent you. Send the information early—before touring a model home alone, signing a reservation, or executing a builder contract.

Complete New Construction Registration

What to Submit

  • Builder and community name
  • Lot number or property address, if available
  • Base price, upgrades, lot premiums, and advertised incentives
  • Builder sales representative’s name and contact information
  • Whether you have already visited, registered, reserved a lot, or signed anything

Why Timing Matters

Many builders require buyers to register before or during the first visit. Early registration gives DUFFY the best chance to help with representation, incentives, deadlines, and contract review.

Common New Construction Mistakes

  • Registering with the builder without DUFFY
  • Assuming model-home finishes or verbal promises are included in the contract
  • Missing lender, deadline, or contract conditions tied to incentives
  • Signing before reviewing deposits, warranties, deadlines, and buyer obligations
  • Failing to document upgrades, lot premiums, credits, and selections

What Happens Next

  1. Complete the registration form with the builder and property details.
  2. DUFFY reviews the information for timing and representation concerns.
  3. When appropriate, DUFFY coordinates with the builder or sales team.
  4. DUFFY helps you understand contract deadlines, incentives, and next steps.
DUFFY recommendation

The best time to involve DUFFY is before you register with a builder or sign anything.

Start Registration