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Custom homes

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Why it matters

on your side

Most custom home problems start before construction: the wrong lot, a budget that leaves out site work, or a contract that doesn't say who pays when something changes.

We start with the lot, because the lot sets the cost. Slope, soil, utilities, setbacks, HOA architectural rules and flood maps all change what you can build and what it costs. Then we match you with the right builder for your budget and style, and review the contract and allowances before you sign.

Before you visit a model home

The builder's rep works for the builder. I work for you.

As your agent I owe you fiduciary duties under Texas law: I have to put your interests above everyone else's, including my own, and tell you anything material I learn about the deal. In that sales office, I'm the only real advocate you have.

I read the build, not the brochure

I walk the slab, the framing before drywall and the final with you and your inspector, and I know what to push back on.

Every builder on one page

A builder's rep sells one community. I put your budget side by side across builders, with the PID or MUD, the school district and the incentive each one is offering that month.

Incentives that lower your payment

Builders offer price cuts, closing costs or a rate buydown. I run the numbers on each option so you take the one that does the most for your monthly payment.

Start to keys

Builders write their own contracts, not the standard state forms. I go through every page with you, and stay on it until you have the keys.

Build with Miguel →

On new construction the builder usually pays my fee, and I confirm it in writing before you sign. Bring me, or register me, on your first visit, because many builders won't add an agent later.

Custom kitchens
Custom kitchens
Built to last
Built to last
Designed for you
Designed for you

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The path

Lot to keys

01  Budget and wish list

Total budget including land, site work, design and a contingency.

02  Lot search

Lots and acreage in the cities that fit, checked for utilities, restrictions and floodplain.

03  Builder selection

Builders matched to your budget, with references and finished homes to visit.

04  Contract review

Allowances, change orders, schedule and warranty, explained in plain language.

05  Build to closing

Milestone walkthroughs with someone who knows what to look for.

Miguel Gomez, REALTOR®
Your agent

Meet Miguel.

Miguel Gomez is a Texas REALTOR® with Texava Brokerage. He works with first-time home buyers, new construction and families relocating to North Texas, and he gets back to you the same day.

FAQ

Common questions

Should I buy the lot before choosing a builder?
Often you choose them together. Some communities require builders from an approved list, and the lot affects the design and the price. I help you line up both before you commit.
What is an allowance?
An allowance is a budget in the contract for items you pick later, such as flooring or lighting. If your selections cost more, you pay the difference, so make sure the allowances match the finishes you want.
Can MTR Contractors build my home?
MTR Contractors focuses on remodeling, outdoor living and synthetic thatch. For a full custom build I help you choose the right home builder, and MTR can handle remodeling and outdoor living projects.
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