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New construction guide · Florida
Quick move-in homes are new homes that are finished or nearly finished. Builders often put their largest incentives on them, and you can still bring your own agent and get 50% of the buyer-agent commission back.
Why quick move-ins can be a deal
+ 50%
of the commission back, on top of incentives
Incentives vary by builder and home. Commissions are negotiable.
Find quick move-in dealsClose in weeks, which helps if you're relocating or your lease is ending.
Builders want finished homes sold, so price cuts and closing credits are common.
Finishes and lot are already chosen.
Promotions often require a contract and closing by specific dates.
Quick move-in homes often get spur-of-the-moment visits: you see a sign, stop in, and sign the guest book. That first visit can decide whether the builder pays an outside agent.
Call or text us before you stop by, even for a quick look. We'll register you and confirm the builder's current terms on that specific home.
| Ask | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Is the incentive tied to the builder's lender? | Most are. Compare the total loan cost, not just the rate. |
| What's the contract and closing deadline? | Missing it can cancel the incentive. |
| What upgrades are already in the home? | You may be paying for options you'd skip. |
| Can I have an independent inspection? | Yes, even on a new home. We recommend it. |
Yes, where the builder pays buyer-agent compensation and its terms permit a rebate.
Often, yes, within your loan's credit limits.
Often within 30 to 60 days, depending on your financing and the home's completion.
Our monthly Florida builder incentives page lists notable offers.
Tell us your area, budget and move date. We'll shortlist finished homes and confirm the incentive and your rebate.
Faster: call or text
(407) 357-0357