The Whitten Family

You will need to determine how much house you can afford. There are free "mortgage calculators" that you can use online to get an estimated monthly payment. Then, you would need to contact a Mortgage Lender to begin the pre-approval process. Just like any other home purchase, Lenders work to make it possible for homeowners to purchase their custom homes. We will be happy to recommend a Mortgage Lender.
If you do not already own your own land, the next step is finding the perfect location to build your new home. Whether it be in a subdivision or acreage, just keep in mind what is important to your family (close proximity to town, a country lifestyle, hospitals, schools, etc). If you need assistance with locating property, we can refer you to a reputable Real Estate Agent.
For most of us, building a home is a once-in-a-lifetime endeavor. Consequently, the right home plan is crucial. You probably have some sketchy notions of the type of design you want to build. Plenty of major options await — two-story versus one-story, traditional rather than contemporary, an outdoor porch or maybe a sunroom. However, putting those ideas together and considering the hundreds of other details that will make