Palmcorp Development Group

more valuable lots. The buyer purchases the lot (many times paying for it all cash) and then hires an architect to design a house especially for them. Once the plans are done the owner hires a construction company to do the work. This is generally done on a cost plus basis where the contractor charges a 20% premium on top of the construction costs. A person’s desire for uniqueness and individuality is almost impossible with this type of construction because of the limited amount of choices this alternative provides. The problem with custom homes is that (1) it is very difficult to finance and, many times, has to be done all cash; (2) rarely is one able to stay within their budget; (3) the general contractors are generally not incentivized to lower costs from sub-contractors, making the construction very expensive; (4) construction schedules can range from 24 to 48 months, and during that time, most owners are paying for two properties; and (5) the amount of time and effort dedicated to this endeavor is not something that most people want to do. Palmcorp Development Group’s idea is to bridge this gap. We offer what the two extremes can’t – a design tailored for the individual (custom home) and the affordability and convenience of a production (tract) home. With our system, roof tiles, window colors, fixtures, cabinets, floor tiles, counters, driveway (style, shape and material), sprinklers, fences, and pools are just some of the things that can be selected and customized. Additionally, your home will be built quickly and efficiently because all selections are made within a short time after the contract is signed; and you will know the complete cost of the home before construction begins. Finally, because the closing on the property takes place when the home is complete, full financing can be arranged on your selections and upgrades. Why would you want to settle for a “production” home with no individuality or have to endure the difficulties of building a custom home, when you can have both – at a fraction of the cost?