New York Builder Associations
So you’ve decided to have a new home built from scratch in New York. You’re going to need the right team of professionals to help make that happen. That’s where Builder Associations can help. These organizations offer potential buyers like yourself a number of resources, including directories for local contractors and other industry professionals you can work with. We've compiled a list of Associations in New York to help pair you up with a builder near you!
The New York State Builders Association (NYSBA) is a trade organization that represents the home building industry. The association serves its members through advocacy, education, and networking opportunities. In doing so, NYSBA strives to create a favorable, competitive business environment and enhance its members' ability to provide quality housing for all New Yorkers.
Capital Regional Builders and Remodelers AssociationThe Capital Regional Builders and Remodelers Association (CRBRA) is a local trade organization for professionals engaged in the home building industry--such as builders, developers, remodelers, architects, engineers, trade contractors, material suppliers and related professionals--in seven counties including in Albany, Columbia, Greene, Montgomery, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Schenectady Counties.
Queens and Bronx Building AssociationThe Queens and Bronx Building Association (QBBA) is a local trade organization that advocates for the interests of construction-related member companies. The QBBA is devoted entirely to protecting and promoting the interests of all involved in the building community, and in doing so, it helps facilitate the American Dream of homeownership.
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- Send your first and last name, e-mail address, and contact telephone number.
- Tell us the city and state of the proposed property.
- Tell us your and/or the Co-borrower’s credit profile: Excellent – (680+), Good - (640-679), Fair – (620-639) or Poor- (Below 620). 620 is the minimum qualifying credit score for this product.
- Are you or your spouse (Co-borrower) eligible veterans? If either of you are eligible veterans, down payments as low as $0 may be available up to the maximum amount your debt-to-income ratio per VA will allow – there are no maximum loan amounts as per VA guidelines. Most lenders will go up to $750,000 and review higher loan amounts on a case by case basis. If not, the FHA down payment is 3.5% up to the maximum FHA lending limit for your county.
