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Selling vs Buying FIRST for New Construction: The Plan That Keeps You From Going BROKE

New construction sounds exciting… until you hit the terrifying question: “Where do I live in the meantime?” If you don’t have a timing plan, you’re one delay away from chaos, double payments, or a forced move you didn’t see coming. 🤔 Thinking of Moving to Minnesota? 📲 Call or Text: (612) 801-4565 📧 Email: mackenzie.rasmus@engelvoelkers.com If you’re building a new home, the hardest part is not picking finishes… it’s timing the sale of your current home with your build without becoming over-leveraged or stuck in limbo. In this video, I break down the 3 real options buyers have: sell first then build (the most conservative path with clean finances), buy first then sell (higher risk because market volatility can leave you carrying two homes), and creative strategies like contingencies, same-day closings, rent-backs, bridge loans, and cash-to-win style programs. I also explain the #1 risk buyers underestimate: construction delays due to weather, labor shortages, inspections, and permitting. The goal isn’t a perfect timeline. It’s a flexible plan with guardrails so you can move forward with confidence and avoid the most common timing mistakes. #newconstruction #newconstructionhomes #realestatetips #homebuyingtips #movingtips 00:00 New Construction’s Scariest Question: “Where Do I Live?” 00:48 Why Timing Feels So Overwhelming (and why buyers freeze) 01:40 Option 1: Sell First, Then Build (Most Conservative) 02:32 The Downsides: Temporary Housing, Storage, Moving Twice 03:01 The Best Hack: Rent-Back So You Can Stay Put 03:37 Option 2: Buy First, Then Sell (Risk Management) 04:14 Option 3: Creative Strategies (Contingent + Same-Day Closings) 05:36 Bridge Loans, Cash-to-Win Programs, Builder Buy-Backs 07:10 The #1 Risk Nobody Plans For: Build Delays 08:07 The Real Goal: Flexible Guardrails, Not a Perfect Timeline 08:16 What’s Coming Next: Part 4 Mistakes to Avoid