Purchase Agreement
The Purchase Agreement is the legal document which represents your decision to purchase a home. It includes the plan number and elevation (exterior design) of the home you have selected as well as addenda and documents required for the purchase of the home.
The Purchase Agreement and all Addenda are subject to approval by the Management of Classic Homes. All documents must be signed by all parties involved before the purchase agreement becomes binding.
Please read the agreement and all addenda and attachments carefully. Your Sales Counselor will assist you with any questions you may have.
During the purchasing and building of your new home, your Sales Counselor will be your main point of contact.
In this section
- Addenda — the description of your home, financing information, standard features, and the options you have chosen.
- Change Orders and Publication #43 — how changes are made after the agreement is executed, and the Colorado Geological Survey guidance on local soils.
About this Homeowner Guide
Since this Guide contains a lot of information concerning your new home, it should be referenced often during the purchasing and building of your new home. After closing and moving into your new home, please reference this Guide before submitting a warranty request and for maintenance suggestions.