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On-Your-Lot Home Builder in Northern Virginia Bill Woessner 06-11-2007
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Posted by Bill Woessner on June 11, 2007, 3:08 pm
Sorry for the cross-posting. I'm completely new to this and I don't
know where to begin.

My wife and I are investigating the possibility of purchasing a lot in
our neighborhood and building a house. So I'm writing to ask for
referrals for on-your-lot home builders in the northern Virginia
area. We're not looking for anything terribly fancy or customized;
just a nice, new home in our neighborhood. We live in western Fairfax
County, if that helps.

We're also interested in the possibility of building a modular home.
So referrals to modular home builders are also welcome.

Like I said, we're just beginning this process, so I'm open to any and
all advice.

Thanks in advance,
Bill Woessner


Posted by John Grabowski on June 11, 2007, 7:40 pm

> Sorry for the cross-posting. I'm completely new to this and I don't
> know where to begin.
>
> My wife and I are investigating the possibility of purchasing a lot in
> our neighborhood and building a house. So I'm writing to ask for
> referrals for on-your-lot home builders in the northern Virginia
> area. We're not looking for anything terribly fancy or customized;
> just a nice, new home in our neighborhood. We live in western Fairfax
> County, if that helps.
>
> We're also interested in the possibility of building a modular home.
> So referrals to modular home builders are also welcome.
>
> Like I said, we're just beginning this process, so I'm open to any and
> all advice.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bill Woessner
>


Generally speaking you would normally buy the lot, hire an architect to
design a house and draw up plans, and then solicit bids from builders and
contractors. There are of course design-build companies out there if that
is what you are looking for. You should own the lot first before planning
so that your new home can be designed to fit the site.


Posted by tbasc@bellsouth.net on June 12, 2007, 7:23 am
>
>
>
>
> > Sorry for the cross-posting. I'm completely new to this and I don't
> > know where to begin.
>
> > My wife and I are investigating the possibility of purchasing a lot in
> > our neighborhood and building a house. So I'm writing to ask for
> > referrals for on-your-lot home builders in the northern Virginia
> > area. We're not looking for anything terribly fancy or customized;
> > just a nice, new home in our neighborhood. We live in western Fairfax
> > County, if that helps.
>
> > We're also interested in the possibility of building a modular home.
> > So referrals to modular home builders are also welcome.
>
> > Like I said, we're just beginning this process, so I'm open to any and
> > all advice.
>
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Bill Woessner
>
> Generally speaking you would normally buy the lot, hire an architect to
> design a house and draw up plans, and then solicit bids from builders and
> contractors. There are of course design-build companies out there if that
> is what you are looking for. You should own the lot first before planning
> so that your new home can be designed to fit the site.

If O.P. does not yet own a lot, an architect might help choose one.
Not all lots are equally suited to a given set of desires.
T


Posted by PeterD on June 12, 2007, 8:54 am
On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 19:40:59 -0400, "John Grabowski"

>
>> Sorry for the cross-posting. I'm completely new to this and I don't
>> know where to begin.
>>
>> My wife and I are investigating the possibility of purchasing a lot in
>> our neighborhood and building a house. So I'm writing to ask for
>> referrals for on-your-lot home builders in the northern Virginia
>> area. We're not looking for anything terribly fancy or customized;
>> just a nice, new home in our neighborhood. We live in western Fairfax
>> County, if that helps.
>>
>> We're also interested in the possibility of building a modular home.
>> So referrals to modular home builders are also welcome.
>>
>> Like I said, we're just beginning this process, so I'm open to any and
>> all advice.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Bill Woessner
>>
>
>
>Generally speaking you would normally buy the lot, hire an architect to
>design a house and draw up plans, and then solicit bids from builders and
>contractors. There are of course design-build companies out there if that
>is what you are looking for. You should own the lot first before planning
>so that your new home can be designed to fit the site.

Or at least have an option to buy the lot...

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