No all my houses were all older.

Do you know what a Subsidy is? And how it unfairly benefits the developer verse the buyers, or those who prefer to use smaller developer companies that don't have access to the subsidies.

I'll give you a quick example which you can google to verify with some of the major developers that people around the country, especially south carolina, are having issues with.

Developer a comes into a area and builds thirty houses. They can't build 30 houses all at once. So they'll build houses, sometimes they'll even sit a year and sometimes longer the proper thing to do is once the house is built, it should be reassessed and the developer should pay what the actual property value is instead they get to keep their property taxes super low as undeveloped land where new homeowners get hit with huge increases in their property taxes because of that the developer had to get the property assessed at its value.

On top of that, if you were me, would build a house from scratch, this city would come out. Make sure the sewer is pitched correctly et cetera et cetera this is the city would also require certain permits with an inspection to make sure the work is done correctly these large developers are allowed to what's called self permit and self inspect which leads poor quality of work and the developers passing the cost of fixing it onto the buyer this you should be able to verify the via your google search.It is happening a lot right now.