New Homes & Land

Closing Solutions for New Construction and Vacant Land Purchases

Buying a newly built home or a piece of land is an exciting investment — but it also involves unique legal steps and documentation. At Broad Settlement Services, we specialize in providing smooth, stress-free closings for new construction homes and land purchases, ensuring every detail is handled correctly from contract to completion.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, an investor, or building your dream home from the ground up, our team works closely with builders, developers, real estate agents, and lenders to protect your interests and keep the transaction on track.

What We Handle

Contract review and closing coordination
Title searches for undeveloped and newly constructed properties
Escrow management and disbursement of funds
Preparation and recording of deeds and legal documents
Builder and buyer communication for construction-related milestones
Coordination with surveyors, zoning offices, and HOAs (if applicable)
Final walk-through, punch list, and compliance support

Who We Help

Buyers purchasing newly constructed homes from builders
Clients buying land for future residential or investment use
Developers working with private clients or investors
Real estate agents representing land or new home buyers
Families building custom homes or working with general contractors

Why Choose Broad Settlement Services for New Homes & Land

Extensive experience in new home construction closings
Thorough title work that accounts for subdivisions and zoning
Quick and accurate handling of legal filings and builder agreements
Clear communication with all parties involved in your project
Flexible scheduling and full transparency throughout the process

Buying a new home or land involves more than just a signature — it requires trusted professionals who can manage timelines, legal documents, and financial transfers with precision. At Broad Settlement Services, we help you close confidently, knowing that your property is legally secure and ready for what’s next.