NOT "[rescue] from a virus" but 'rescue ...from' an outrageously, over-the-top, hysteria driven, thoroughly irrational RESPONSE by media, government officials, and the public to the presence of a fairly mild, relatively innocuous 'virus'. One that targets almost exclusively the severely immuno-compromised, seriously chronically ill, and unwell elderly and has a general population mortality rate that wouldn't make it out of the cellar of any home. < 0.4% and falling
As a buy and hold real estate investor who has just curious about how the new home construction process goes, this video was incredible and very informative. Thank you. I'm sure it's fascinating to see how homebuilding standards and best practices have evolved over time. I manly work with older properties, so it would be interesting to go back and read about how they used to build properties compared to how your company does it today. Very cool.
Glad you enjoyed it & thanks for the compliment. I sincerely appreciate it. It's funny, people often say, they don't build them like they used to, implying older homes were built better. So, my response is always, "Thank goodness!"
I think I’ve watched this video 30x since April! Finally got our hole dug in Saratoga! Your videos make me excited to watch the process of my own home!
That's awesome. Thanks! You probably know more about building a house than the agent that sold the home to you now! Congratulations. Let me know how the process goes for you.
About seven years ago I was the general contractor on my own home in Idaho. Some of the reasons for doing so was personal curiosity, cost savings, and difficulty finding a builder that wasn't backlogged and willing to construct a small home outside of the subdivisions where they were primarily building. My build job was a success, albeit there are things I would have designed differently now that I have lived in the home for several years. What I learned is that organization is the key to a succesful build job, as well as keeping plan changes at zero to a minimum. I hope to build another home soon so it was nice to view Ty's excellent video as it refreshed my memory with the building sequences.
For sure I will give a thumbs up, this is the exact type of video I wanted to see. As someone who just bought their pre-construction home, its nice to understand the steps that are going to take place.
yo! I actually am in the process of buying a new home in Austin, Texas, and watching this whole video gave me a lot of deeper insight onto what the process is roughly going to be like out here too! great channel and content. thank you very much! peace
I bought a new construction home in Florida an year ago in a brand new subdivision and had the opportunity to witness a dozen more new homes built after I moved in. It was exactly the way you described in your video save a few differences like no basement in FL, zip sheathing etc. Your videos are awesome 👏
Hello Ty, This is an excellent video. You are very thorough and informative. I cannot stop watching this and all your other videos. We are building a Brand New Construction home in New York and I watch your videos during every phase of our new build process. I know more than my builder, according to him....ha ha. He is impressed by my knowledge. I said, well, "Thanks to my friend, Ty Wilde, he taught me everything I need know about the new build process". You are the BEST!! So, thanks a Million, Ty!!! 😀Your Fan, Christine 😃
Oh my goodness. This might be the nicest compliment I've ever received. Thank you and I am so glad this video was helpful & that I could guide you through the new home construction process. Sounds like you're handling it like a BOSS.
@@TyWilde Thank YOU so much, Ty! I appreciate your very kind words. I am off to watch the New Home Final Walk Through video for the 50th time...ha ha. You surely made my day! 😀
Thank you Ty for breaking down the home construction process. My wife and I are going through the planning and building departments now. Your video is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for taking a moment to reach out. I'm so happy to hear from you. Best of luck & please don't hesitate to ask me questions. BTW, where are you building a home?
We are building our new home in Durham, NC. I have been coming back to this video multiple times to just see how things are going and what is next. They just finished the sheetrock mudding and taping. Now the fun is about to start!
Mr. Wilde, you are amazing. Thank you and I will continue to watch your very informative video's. I'm sure you have answered most of my questions thus far. Thank you ever so much for teachings and your valuable wisdom. See you soon. Thanks again
Oh my gosh thank you for this video I’m buying a home from Meritage homes. What a joke they have not told me or show me any of this promise to give me updates through the whole thing. I appreciate you making this video for people like me that one in the process and see our house not making any process and seeing what the process would be next. Good job excellent video
Thanks for watching & even more for sharing your story. It's amazing that home builders don't have a video like this. I actually created a more basic one a few years ago for my clients. When it blew up, I know that I had to make more videos. Now, 2.5 yrs later I have nearly 200 vids. Please let me know if you have any other questions. BTW, where are you building?
I normally dont comment on any videos, however i wanted to take the time to compliment you on how well you put this together. My wife and I just bought a new development home and I am getting into the process. This video was exactly what I wanted. Very informative, you explain very well and just the right amount of detail. I watched the whole thing without skipping or speeding up. again, great work and thank you!
Hey, thank you so much. I appreciate your compliment more than you know. It's a ton of hard work to put these videos together, especially this one, but when I hear that someone benefited from my videos, it makes me really happy. Best of luck to you & please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you for taking the time to do this!! We’re in the process of new construction building. It seems like it’s week 5 of framing and they’re almost done with that step. This video gave me even more excitement! Coming from Southern California 😊
YES! I'm so happy I could help. Please let me know if you have any questions along the way. I absolutely love connecting with people all over the country.
Thanks for all of your efforts. I believe you have spent almost 4 months to take the video regularly and edit it to keep it in the order. We can understand how a home is built in US by watching this video. Thank you.
Loved how you showed how the house is attached to the foundation along with all the details that go into areas that we as homeowners never see. One question: if builders work with different schedules and steps, how do you know if the progression of the building process is going on in a timely manner when they are working on multiple homes? How do you tell the difference between inevitable delays versus human delays in seeing that progress.
Thanks for the compliment & that is an excellent question. Most builders work with a similar schedule & follow the same basic steps. When they start the construction process the home is scheduled out from start to finish. All of the trades know in advance when they need to do their scheduled task. Delays are always an unknown. Often a builder can make up for small normal delays, but obviously a lumber shortage or a labor shortage is often an unpleasant surprise. Really the best advice is be prepared for the home to close on time but be prepared for delays. Best of luck to you & please let me know if you have any questions.
I can't thank you enough for all the effort you put in to educate beginner's like me. I am not going to build home but, planning to buy a brand new home. This video would help me understand the whole process and catch the builder if he is gonna miss any of those steps you described ;). Hopefully the won't. :). Thank you!
Thank you very much. Not only is this very detailed it is also instructive. I am looking at buying a new construction and this really helps understanding all the steps. I learned that the wood that touches the ground is specially treated. I was not aware of that.
@@TyWilde Subscribed and liked. From NYC Queens. It is impossible to find affordable Real Estate in NYC so looking in PA - Pocono Mountains area - New Construction on a 0.5 acre lot. I appreciate your videos very much. They are very helpful. Would you happen to know if there are is any info out there about pros and cons of a crawl space vs a basement? The home I am building has a crawlspace but there is an option for a basement for an additional $35,000 which is not currently in my budget.
This is very helpful and so far it has been the best one I have seen.Unlike Mr I'm not a teacher but I'm trying to learn it all at our age to get a better job. Do you have anything a little more to the step by step and the do's and don't's to the process when it comes to safety and OSHA's rules. Thanks once again for this awesome video and keep at them you deserve two thumbs up for this video..
You are so cool! Thank you so much for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. To be honest, I haven’t dealt too much with OSHA but I will look into this as a possible future video. Thanks again.
@@TyWilde my privilege!! No, I am not building a home, I wish! I am looking for a loan to buy in Central California. But a good friend of mine is moving to Florida next month and he will be building there. So, I just sent him your video and he was very grateful!
Thanks for watching & for the compliment. I also appreciate the suggestion. I do have a few other videos that go over the time line giving approximate dates & time frames.
Cool video man. It was very informative. I found your video, because I wanted to know what the process was on buying a new construction home. I also recently wanted to learn on how to get into Real Estate Investing, where I buy rundown homes, fix them up, and then either sell them or rent them out. So my biggest concerns are; how do you renovate the kitchen and bathroom? How do you choose your countertop? How do you choose your cabinets? How do you choose your backsplash? How do you choose the things that go in a bathroom? This information will help many people that are trying to learn how to renovate an older home, so that they can resell the home or rent out the home. Thanks.
Thank you so much for watching & for your excellent questions. I don't really deal with the fix it up side of things. Unfortunately, I'm not that talented. However, I can look into it & probably do a video on selecting these options. I have about 7 videos in the cue that I'm writing scripts for & filming but I'll definitely give this some thought. Thanks again for taking a moment to write & best of luck to you.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this video. I had many questions about the steps it takes to build a house from the ground up and you explain everything very well, excellent job!!!
Thank you for such an informative video! I’ve saved so many of your videos as I hopefully will be building my retirement home in Florida someday. Being a widow and having to make a lot of decisions on my own, you’ve been a godsend! Btw Indiana, where I now reside, sure doesn’t have the beautiful mountain scenery as in Utah!
I'm glad I could help. Thank you sincerely for taking a moment to share, it means more to me than you think. Best of luck to you on getting to Florida & please let me know if you have any questions.
Would definitely love a time lapse video for each section (foundation, framing, roofing, etc) but I know it's way too time consuming and difficult to record. Great video again. Would also love to see other projects you're working on in different locations.
I'm looking into ways to do that. I'd love to go more in depth on each part of the process, but like you said, it's very difficult & time consuming. I'll be working on a 3 story product in the next several weeks. We'll have some fun with that. Just waiting for them to start construction.
@@TyWilde Right now im currently still taking my realestate courses so i can be licensed but ill be working in new home development for remax here in Ontario, Canada. So seeing this is motivating and super helpful for me! Thanks again :)
Really informative video! Thank you for posting. Me and my wife are in the process of building our home in Washington state. Construction has been delayed due to a electrical power situation 😐. Hopefully it gets situated soon.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate it more than you know. Best of luck. Building a home can be really annoying sometimes but it will all be worth it in the end.
Great video! I'm building in Texas and although some of the steps at the beginning seemed foreign to me, once the foundation was poured everything else seemed pretty similar to what I'm expecting! This hous his huge and beautiful. Thanks for the video
Thanks for the great, informational video. I am a civil eng from Missouri and will be investing in residential construction soon. There are a lot of details in the process I'm still learning, so it's nice to see it outside of a book/classroom. Best of luck to you, and I have subscribed for more content.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate it more than you know. I do have about 150 other videos. What subject are you most interested in? I can send you a link to the one I'd most recommend.
@@TyWilde I am most interested in all forms of communication between involved parties (lender, realtor, contractors, owner, designer etc.)prior to and throughout new home construction projects.
@@loganwhitwell5882 That's interesting I may have to make a video that talks more about that. I currently have a list of about 7 videos, some I've already started on but I'll take this into serious consideration! Thanks.
I loved this. I’m probably making my contractor crazy with the questions that I’m now asking as we build my house thanks to this. Great resource! What would be helpful is if you could provide about how much time each milestone of the process takes in a “normal” build.
This is so much different than how we are building houses in The Netherlands. Great to see this vid ! Thank you ! ( P.s i'm not a constructor ) Greetings from The Netherlands
@@TyWilde Thank you . Nice to know. If you do come over to the Netherlands...I will suggest you to visiting a construction side . So you can see how ',we ' build our houses. Have a nice day.
Great video. Would have been nice if approximate times were added to the video (i.e. from this step to this step it was x days or x weeks). Perhaps summarizing after each section would have been cool.
That's a great suggestion. I didn't do it because it can vary significantly from location to location & builder to builder. I will take a look into doing this in a future video.
We got a call from the builder yesterday. While the cabinets were finished being out in on Tuesday, the date for closing is ~70 days out (NHO is 60). Not sure why it's so far, as it seems like everyone says 45-60. It's not a custom home either. But, if it means it's all perfect then that's great! Apparently they are doing trim then paint, then installing granite then flooring. Other then electrical finishes, I'm not really sure what's going to take until November...
@@nivronnoc4182 Yeah, normally it's 45 days from cabinet installation. It's rare that it takes longer than 60 days but I know a lot of builders are dealing with labor & material shortages. Hopefully they're just setting a worse case scenario with you & plan to have it done sooner. That being said, I would be prepared for them to possibly take longer than the quoted date.
Fantastic montage. Great to see the evolution from ground up. Thank you for taking the time to put it together and also for explaining a lot of the technical terms.
So exciting...our home just finished getting the last round of stucco, the inside is textured, shelves, doors and trim. Now on to paint and cabinets!! I hear once cabinets are in your about 30 days from completion...is this true?
That's an excellent Question. It's fairly similar. The other 2 common options is slab or crawlspace. Footings are still poured either way. But if the home is on a crawlspace they won't pour a concrete floor. Large beams & treasure treated wood is used to suspend the home over the dirt/ground. When a home is built on slab, they just start framing from the concrete pad.
Thank you so much for responding. I am having a home built right now. Not knowing a date or estimate is very frustrating especially as I am moving out of state. I have someone there that can check on the house & keep me updated. They did the sidings first as they were waiting for inspection, now the cabinets are in but still no date? I have no communication from the builder either. Thank you for your videos that people like me who have no idea about these processes, understand the process.
@@sital19 It’s kind of a personal preference but usually on the side of the house that gets the evening and afternoon sun in the summertime. So you would likely want it on the north or west side of the house
@@TyWilde Thank you for replying back so quick. but I'm not sure which side of the house gets the sun as its still in building process. Also I'm just watching your next video on closing & final walk thru. Really helpful videos.
You’re so awesome! Thank you sincerely for your comment. I appreciate you more than you know. I’m currently working on a new and improved version of this video that I feel is going to blow people away. Maybe I’ll have to cut the in-depth version of the in-depth home build process.
Hi Ty, Thanks for your explanation in details of how a house is built. I am interesting in building a house preferably with all bricks and/or partially bricks. I also want at least the floor in cement instead of wood. I am looking to build a sturdy durable house and seeking advice if I may from you if these things can be done without too much of extra costs. Regards, Tammy.
Tammy thanks for reaching out. Those changes could be fairly costly. You'd need to get them priced out by your local contractors. Where are you looking to build?
love this video thx. do you have any video that shows the common pitfalls on building a home or what would a typical home construction cost would be etc...?
@@TyWilde well you should stop by and inspect the build with me this spring 😄 Wisconsin is beautiful, you would like it I'm sure. This Monday is our interior selection meeting
Thank you so much. I wish you would be the one watching over my project. Thank you for teaching me so much about home building. Thank you.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. Best of luck to you.
this guy will help rescue the real estate market. literally from a virus.
Ha ha. That's funny. Thanks for watching & for your comment. I hope you have a great weekend.
NOT "[rescue] from a virus" but 'rescue ...from' an outrageously, over-the-top, hysteria driven, thoroughly irrational RESPONSE by media, government officials, and the public to the presence of a fairly mild, relatively innocuous 'virus'. One that targets almost exclusively the severely immuno-compromised, seriously chronically ill, and unwell elderly and has a general population mortality rate that wouldn't make it out of the cellar of any home. < 0.4% and falling
@@manofiske3318 you made me put on max render distance in minecraft and I still couldn't see who asked
It's a superb video of the construction of a new home from scratch to finish.
Thanks my friend. I appreciate the compliment more than you know!
As a buy and hold real estate investor who has just curious about how the new home construction process goes, this video was incredible and very informative. Thank you.
I'm sure it's fascinating to see how homebuilding standards and best practices have evolved over time. I manly work with older properties, so it would be interesting to go back and read about how they used to build properties compared to how your company does it today. Very cool.
Glad you enjoyed it & thanks for the compliment. I sincerely appreciate it. It's funny, people often say, they don't build them like they used to, implying older homes were built better. So, my response is always, "Thank goodness!"
I think I’ve watched this video 30x since April! Finally got our hole dug in Saratoga! Your videos make me excited to watch the process of my own home!
That's awesome. Thanks! You probably know more about building a house than the agent that sold the home to you now! Congratulations. Let me know how the process goes for you.
How was it?
Great job on this video. Nothing like it on TH-cam. Definitely needs more views.
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video. I appreciate you and your comment more than you know. Have a great day!
A master piece of In-Depth New House Construction Video.
Thanks for the compliment, sincerely!!
About seven years ago I was the general contractor on my own home in Idaho. Some of the reasons for doing so was personal curiosity, cost savings, and difficulty finding a builder that wasn't backlogged and willing to construct a small home outside of the subdivisions where they were primarily building. My build job was a success, albeit there are things I would have designed differently now that I have lived in the home for several years. What I learned is that organization is the key to a succesful build job, as well as keeping plan changes at zero to a minimum. I hope to build another home soon so it was nice to view Ty's excellent video as it refreshed my memory with the building sequences.
Thanks for watching and for sharing your experience. Good job building your own home.
For sure I will give a thumbs up, this is the exact type of video I wanted to see. As someone who just bought their pre-construction home, its nice to understand the steps that are going to take place.
That's great! I'm happy to hear that this video helped. Best of luck to you & thanks for your comment.
you have my like and subscribe. This video is awesome. you say it in ways that beginners like me can understand. Awesome job!
Awesome, thank you! I appreciate your comment more than you know.
This is one of the most informative videos on the homebuilding process that I’ve seen. Thank you
Oh man, thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Are you building a home?
yo! I actually am in the process of buying a new home in Austin, Texas, and watching this whole video gave me a lot of deeper insight onto what the process is roughly going to be like out here too! great channel and content. thank you very much! peace
Thank you so much for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Best of luck to you.
It goes by extremely fast! Seeing the progress each week is unreal. Congrats on your home!
@@Rkg1205 Amen & amen!!
I have a truck loving little boy who is enjoying this. And a curious little girl!
That's awesome. I have daughters & I'm strongly encouraging them to follow in my footsteps.
This is very impressive
And it's a very long, drawn out process. Thank you, Mr Wilde
You're welcome & thanks for the compliment. I really appreciate you taking a moment to type something. I hope you have a great weekend.
This is very awesome indeed!
Great Video! That's the first one I've seen so detailed. Really enjoyed it.
Thanks for the compliment. Glad you liked it!
i wish i have watched this video and encountered your channel much earlier, really learned a ton, thank you!
I wish you had as well. Thank you for watching and for the compliment. Best of luck to you and please let me know if you have any questions.
Well documented, very informative and worth the time watching it.
Awesome! Thanks for the compliment & for watching.
The best video so in depth
Thank you sincerely for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Are you building a home right now?
I bought a new construction home in Florida an year ago in a brand new subdivision and had the opportunity to witness a dozen more new homes built after I moved in. It was exactly the way you described in your video save a few differences like no basement in FL, zip sheathing etc.
Your videos are awesome 👏
Thank you so much for the compliment. I’m glad that I could help you. Thanks for sharing.
This was super helpful as I have my new home built!
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video. I appreciate you more than you know. Have a great day!!
Excellent video. Pretty comprehensive. Cool white shades. Thank you.
Dan Brunski Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. You’re very welcome! Have a great day.
Hello Ty, This is an excellent video. You are very thorough and informative. I cannot stop watching this and all your other videos. We are building a Brand New Construction home in New York and I watch your videos during every phase of our new build process. I know more than my builder, according to him....ha ha. He is impressed by my knowledge. I said, well, "Thanks to my friend, Ty Wilde, he taught me everything I need know about the new build process". You are the BEST!! So, thanks a Million, Ty!!! 😀Your Fan, Christine 😃
Oh my goodness. This might be the nicest compliment I've ever received. Thank you and I am so glad this video was helpful & that I could guide you through the new home construction process. Sounds like you're handling it like a BOSS.
Would it be okay if I put a screen shot of this on my real estate Instagram page?
@@TyWilde Yes, I would be both honored and delighted. I'm thrilled that you asked me. Thank You, Ty! 😋
@@TyWilde Thank YOU so much, Ty! I appreciate your very kind words. I am off to watch the New Home Final Walk Through video for the 50th time...ha ha. You surely made my day! 😀
@@christineanntedone8192 You made mine too. Thanks & please let me know if you ever have any questions.
Great video, I like the chronological order.
Great work sir!
Thank you so much for the compliment & for watching my video. Are you building a home right now?
Thank you Ty for breaking down the home construction process. My wife and I are going through the planning and building departments now. Your video is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for taking a moment to reach out. I'm so happy to hear from you. Best of luck & please don't hesitate to ask me questions. BTW, where are you building a home?
We are building our new home in Durham, NC. I have been coming back to this video multiple times to just see how things are going and what is next. They just finished the sheetrock mudding and taping. Now the fun is about to start!
That is awesome. I'm so grateful I could help. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Amazing video. thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mr. Wilde, you are amazing. Thank you and I will continue to watch your very informative video's. I'm sure you have answered most of my questions thus far. Thank you ever so much for teachings and your valuable wisdom. See you soon. Thanks again
Thanks for the awesome compliment. I appreciate more than you know. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Oh my gosh thank you for this video I’m buying a home from Meritage homes. What a joke they have not told me or show me any of this promise to give me updates through the whole thing. I appreciate you making this video for people like me that one in the process and see our house not making any process and seeing what the process would be next. Good job excellent video
Thanks for watching & even more for sharing your story. It's amazing that home builders don't have a video like this. I actually created a more basic one a few years ago for my clients. When it blew up, I know that I had to make more videos. Now, 2.5 yrs later I have nearly 200 vids. Please let me know if you have any other questions. BTW, where are you building?
I normally dont comment on any videos, however i wanted to take the time to compliment you on how well you put this together. My wife and I just bought a new development home and I am getting into the process. This video was exactly what I wanted. Very informative, you explain very well and just the right amount of detail. I watched the whole thing without skipping or speeding up. again, great work and thank you!
Hey, thank you so much. I appreciate your compliment more than you know. It's a ton of hard work to put these videos together, especially this one, but when I hear that someone benefited from my videos, it makes me really happy. Best of luck to you & please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you for taking the time to do this!! We’re in the process of new construction building. It seems like it’s week 5 of framing and they’re almost done with that step. This video gave me even more excitement! Coming from Southern California 😊
YES! I'm so happy I could help. Please let me know if you have any questions along the way. I absolutely love connecting with people all over the country.
Thanks for all of your efforts. I believe you have spent almost 4 months to take the video regularly and edit it to keep it in the order. We can understand how a home is built in US by watching this video. Thank you.
Wow, thank you! I'm so glad I could help you.
This video is excellent…thanks so much for all the details within the process.
Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate you more than you know.
Not building a home but I wanted to leave a thumbs up and a comment because you're out here doing it with these videos
Dude, thank you so much! I appreciate that way more than you know. Have a wonderful evening.
Loved how you showed how the house is attached to the foundation along with all the details that go into areas that we as homeowners never see.
One question: if builders work with different schedules and steps, how do you know if the progression of the building process is going on in a timely manner when they are working on multiple homes? How do you tell the difference between inevitable delays versus human delays in seeing that progress.
Thanks for the compliment & that is an excellent question. Most builders work with a similar schedule & follow the same basic steps. When they start the construction process the home is scheduled out from start to finish. All of the trades know in advance when they need to do their scheduled task. Delays are always an unknown. Often a builder can make up for small normal delays, but obviously a lumber shortage or a labor shortage is often an unpleasant surprise. Really the best advice is be prepared for the home to close on time but be prepared for delays. Best of luck to you & please let me know if you have any questions.
I can't thank you enough for all the effort you put in to educate beginner's like me. I am not going to build home but, planning to buy a brand new home. This video would help me understand the whole process and catch the builder if he is gonna miss any of those steps you described ;). Hopefully the won't. :). Thank you!
Thanks for the compliment. It's so nice of you. I'm so glad I could help you. Where are you building a home?
I got into property adjusting and needed to learn more about construction. This was very helpful.
Thanks for the compliment and for watching my video. Best of luck to you.
Excellent video!!! Hope your channel grows bigger
Thanks for watching & for your support. I'm working hard to grow. Hopefully I get rewarded.
Very informative! Thank you for posting this very important video!
Thanks for the compliment & thanks for watching.
Awesome video man. Just what I was looking for
Yes! That’s exactly what I love to hear. So grateful I could help you.
Thank you for showing this process! Now I understand a little bit more what it takes to build a house
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching. Where are you going to build your house?
Thank you very much. Not only is this very detailed it is also instructive. I am looking at buying a new construction and this really helps understanding all the steps. I learned that the wood that touches the ground is specially treated. I was not aware of that.
Thanks for watching and for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know & I’m grateful I could help you. Where are you looking to build a home?
@@TyWilde Subscribed and liked. From NYC Queens. It is impossible to find affordable Real Estate in NYC so looking in PA - Pocono Mountains area - New Construction on a 0.5 acre lot. I appreciate your videos very much. They are very helpful. Would you happen to know if there are is any info out there about pros and cons of a crawl space vs a basement? The home I am building has a crawlspace but there is an option for a basement for an additional $35,000 which is not currently in my budget.
@@TheDuqe You're awesome, thanks. Pocono Mtns sounds amazing. Maybe I'll come. Best of luck to you.
Great video. Shown all the steps very well.
Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. It took months to complete this video.
I've enjoyed the video 📷📸. It was helpful and great 👍. More videos please.
Thanks for the compliment. I'm crankin' 'em out as fast as I can.
I take delivery of my new home in a couple of days. This video really help understand how the building process goes. Thanks a lot for your hard work.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the compliment.
New found respect for home builders. This is a work of art.. Wow!!
Thanks for watching & for the compliment.
This is very helpful and so far it has been the best one I have seen.Unlike Mr I'm not a teacher but I'm trying to learn it all at our age to get a better job. Do you have anything a little more to the step by step and the do's and don't's to the process when it comes to safety and OSHA's rules. Thanks once again for this awesome video and keep at them you deserve two thumbs up for this video..
You are so cool! Thank you so much for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. To be honest, I haven’t dealt too much with OSHA but I will look into this as a possible future video. Thanks again.
You are an awesome and thorough explainer!! Thank you for making this video!!!
Thank you so much for the compliment & for watching my video. And, you're very welcome. Are you currently building a home?
@@TyWilde my privilege!! No, I am not building a home, I wish! I am looking for a loan to buy in Central California. But a good friend of mine is moving to Florida next month and he will be building there. So, I just sent him your video and he was very grateful!
@@czechgirl74 You're my hero. Thanks for sharing. Best of luck to you.
@@TyWilde thank you! :)
@@czechgirl74 You're welcome!
Thank you for putting this video together! I feel much more confident about the process. 😊
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching & for taking a moment to write. Best of luck to you.
The plastic in front of the insulation is a vapor barrier, good video
Thanks for watching & for the correct terminology.
This was an excellent and informative video! Would be nice if you had date stamps from start to finish so we know how long each step took
Thanks for watching & for the compliment. I also appreciate the suggestion. I do have a few other videos that go over the time line giving approximate dates & time frames.
This video is great.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. Are you building a home right now?
Cool video man. It was very informative.
I found your video, because I wanted to know what the process was on buying a new construction home.
I also recently wanted to learn on how to get into Real Estate Investing, where I buy rundown homes, fix them up, and then either sell them or rent them out.
So my biggest concerns are; how do you renovate the kitchen and bathroom?
How do you choose your countertop?
How do you choose your cabinets?
How do you choose your backsplash?
How do you choose the things that go in a bathroom?
This information will help many people that are trying to learn how to renovate an older home, so that they can resell the home or rent out the home.
Thanks.
Thank you so much for watching & for your excellent questions. I don't really deal with the fix it up side of things. Unfortunately, I'm not that talented. However, I can look into it & probably do a video on selecting these options. I have about 7 videos in the cue that I'm writing scripts for & filming but I'll definitely give this some thought. Thanks again for taking a moment to write & best of luck to you.
Thanks for this awesome video! When do they install insulation in the roof. Is it after sheetrock? I think I missed it.
That's a great question & yes it's after sheetrock.
Very thorough. Greatly appreciated!
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video.
Hey TY, you are amazing thanks for the excellent explanations
Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad I could help. Please let me know if you have any questions. Where are you building a home?
Thank you so much for the details and for the effort that you put into making this video.
You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I appreciate it more than you know.
GREAT Video. Thank you
You're very welcome. Thanks for the compliment!!
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this video. I had many questions about the steps it takes to build a house from the ground up and you explain everything very well, excellent job!!!
Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & for taking time to write. I appreciate you more than you know.
We are in the framing stage of our home abs we are the second to last hone to be built in our development. I love videos like this!
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. I appreciate it more than you know. Best of luck to you & where are you building?
Thank you!! I really enjoyed the video!! The houses are so big compared to Finland, where I live 😄
Fantatic!!!
Rubina Ajdary Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Thank you for such an informative video! I’ve saved so many of your videos as I hopefully will be building my retirement home in Florida someday. Being a widow and having to make a lot of decisions on my own, you’ve been a godsend! Btw Indiana, where I now reside, sure doesn’t have the beautiful mountain scenery as in Utah!
I'm glad I could help. Thank you sincerely for taking a moment to share, it means more to me than you think. Best of luck to you on getting to Florida & please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you for sharing these steps, this was very thorough!
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching & for taking a moment to leave a comment. I appreciate it more than you know. Where are you building a home?
Thank u for the detailed video 🙏🙏🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & your comment.
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching & for your comment.
Very entertaining video! This video taught me a lot about the home building process. Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks again for watching my video & even more for leaving a comment. I appreciate you more than you know. Have a great day.
@@TyWilde Thanks, you too!
@@elonmusk3792 You're welcome sir.
Would definitely love a time lapse video for each section (foundation, framing, roofing, etc) but I know it's way too time consuming and difficult to record. Great video again. Would also love to see other projects you're working on in different locations.
I'm looking into ways to do that. I'd love to go more in depth on each part of the process, but like you said, it's very difficult & time consuming. I'll be working on a 3 story product in the next several weeks. We'll have some fun with that. Just waiting for them to start construction.
Thank you for this! Helping with my Realestate course!
You are so welcome. Thanks for watching & for your comment. Where are you building a home right now?
@@TyWilde Right now im currently still taking my realestate courses so i can be licensed but ill be working in new home development for remax here in Ontario, Canada. So seeing this is motivating and super helpful for me! Thanks again :)
@@DynamisAthletics That's Great. I'm so glad I could help. Best of luck to you & please let me know how everything goes for you.
Really informative video! Thank you for posting. Me and my wife are in the process of building our home in Washington state. Construction has been delayed due to a electrical power situation 😐. Hopefully it gets situated soon.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate it more than you know. Best of luck. Building a home can be really annoying sometimes but it will all be worth it in the end.
Great video! I'm building in Texas and although some of the steps at the beginning seemed foreign to me, once the foundation was poured everything else seemed pretty similar to what I'm expecting! This hous his huge and beautiful. Thanks for the video
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching & for taking a moment to type your message. Best of luck on you new home.
Love this! I'm selfishly going to be taking notes on this for an upcoming class. Well done!
Please do! And, best of luck. Thanks for watching!!!
Great job, thank you!
Thank you. I really appreciate the compliment.
Good video very educational.
Thank you so much for the compliment. I really appreciate you.
Thanks for the great, informational video. I am a civil eng from Missouri and will be investing in residential construction soon. There are a lot of details in the process I'm still learning, so it's nice to see it outside of a book/classroom. Best of luck to you, and I have subscribed for more content.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video. I appreciate it more than you know. I do have about 150 other videos. What subject are you most interested in? I can send you a link to the one I'd most recommend.
@@TyWilde I am most interested in all forms of communication between involved parties (lender, realtor, contractors, owner, designer etc.)prior to and throughout new home construction projects.
@@loganwhitwell5882 That's interesting I may have to make a video that talks more about that. I currently have a list of about 7 videos, some I've already started on but I'll take this into serious consideration! Thanks.
Thank you! Very informative
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
I loved this. I’m probably making my contractor crazy with the questions that I’m now asking as we build my house thanks to this. Great resource! What would be helpful is if you could provide about how much time each milestone of the process takes in a “normal” build.
That's a great idea. I've got 24, no joke, videos on the docket so we'll see if I can get to this one. Good idea though. Thanks.
This is fantastic. Awesome video. Best of all
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. I really appreciate you. Are you currently building a home? If so, where?
Extremely informative, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & for the compliment.
This is so much different than how we are building houses in The Netherlands. Great to see this vid ! Thank you ! ( P.s i'm not a constructor ) Greetings from The Netherlands
Greetings from Utah. Thanks for watching & for writing.
BTW, I'm totally enamored by the beauty of your country. Visiting the Netherlands is high on my bucket list!!
@@TyWilde Thank you . Nice to know. If you do come over to the Netherlands...I will suggest you to visiting a construction side . So you can see how ',we ' build our houses.
Have a nice day.
@@f.jgouda810 That would actually be really cool.
@@TyWilde Sure it will be
Very helpful and interesting..... thanks Ty for all this pain and hardwork.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching. Thanks.
As a fellow realtor I say this is an excellent video! Good job Ty...👍🏿
Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it more than you know. Where are you selling homes?
@@TyWilde I'm in the Twin Cities, MN
@@RoniMugaki Awesome. Thanks for watching!
very good, thank you.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching & for the compliment.
Fun drinking game. Every time he says, “moving right along”, you take a drink.
LOL. Oh David, you're always looking for any reason to get drunk.
I think that may have been a bad idea for me......I’m in the ER now 🥴🤢🤮
My favorite video so far!
Thanks, I really appreciate you & the compliment.
Great video. Would have been nice if approximate times were added to the video (i.e. from this step to this step it was x days or x weeks). Perhaps summarizing after each section would have been cool.
That's a great suggestion. I didn't do it because it can vary significantly from location to location & builder to builder. I will take a look into doing this in a future video.
@@TyWilde thanks Ty! Currently building a house and the cabinets are just going in and I'm very eager for closing 😃
@@nivronnoc4182 Yes, I know that feeling! Exciting! You should have about 45 days remaining👍🏼😀
We got a call from the builder yesterday. While the cabinets were finished being out in on Tuesday, the date for closing is ~70 days out (NHO is 60). Not sure why it's so far, as it seems like everyone says 45-60. It's not a custom home either. But, if it means it's all perfect then that's great!
Apparently they are doing trim then paint, then installing granite then flooring. Other then electrical finishes, I'm not really sure what's going to take until November...
@@nivronnoc4182 Yeah, normally it's 45 days from cabinet installation. It's rare that it takes longer than 60 days but I know a lot of builders are dealing with labor & material shortages. Hopefully they're just setting a worse case scenario with you & plan to have it done sooner. That being said, I would be prepared for them to possibly take longer than the quoted date.
Awesome Ty thanks 👏👏👏
You're welcome 😊
Either way ty you are the man LOL 👍👍👍🏼👍🏻👍🏽👍🏿
I like that! Thanks👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
It's an amazing video which shows almost every main steps of home building. As I beginner of real estate developing, I learned a lot. Thank you Ty!!
Thanks for watching and for the compliment! I appreciate you taking a few minutes to write something.
Thanks Ty
You are VERY Welcome. Thanks for watching & for your comment.
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it & thanks for the compliment. I really appreciate you.
Fantastic montage. Great to see the evolution from ground up. Thank you for taking the time to put it together and also for explaining a lot of the technical terms.
Thanks for the compliment. Glad you enjoyed it!
So exciting...our home just finished getting the last round of stucco, the inside is textured, shelves, doors and trim. Now on to paint and cabinets!! I hear once cabinets are in your about 30 days from completion...is this true?
Depending on the Builder you're 30-45 days from completion in most cases. Congratulations!!
Great work man 🫡
Thanks my friend. I really appreciate the compliment.
great info
Thanks man. I appreciate the compliment.
Very good. step by step process explained, How is different from the construction of home without a basement?
That's an excellent Question. It's fairly similar. The other 2 common options is slab or crawlspace. Footings are still poured either way. But if the home is on a crawlspace they won't pour a concrete floor. Large beams & treasure treated wood is used to suspend the home over the dirt/ground. When a home is built on slab, they just start framing from the concrete pad.
Thank you so much for responding. I am having a home built right now. Not knowing a date or estimate is very frustrating especially as I am moving out of state. I have someone there that can check on the house & keep me updated. They did the sidings first as they were waiting for inspection, now the cabinets are in but still no date? I have no communication from the builder either. Thank you for your videos that people like me who have no idea about these processes, understand the process.
You're almost to the finish line, just hang in there. In a normal market your home would be completed in about 45 days from cabinet installation.
@@TyWilde Hi Ty, I have another question, which side is best to have a covered porch door installed?
@@sital19 It’s kind of a personal preference but usually on the side of the house that gets the evening and afternoon sun in the summertime. So you would likely want it on the north or west side of the house
@@TyWilde Thank you for replying back so quick. but I'm not sure which side of the house gets the sun as its still in building process. Also I'm just watching your next video on closing & final walk thru. Really helpful videos.
Great job and thank you so much! I’m in the middle of a home build. Being type A I love knowing all of the next steps to home building.
You’re so awesome! Thank you sincerely for your comment. I appreciate you more than you know. I’m currently working on a new and improved version of this video that I feel is going to blow people away. Maybe I’ll have to cut the in-depth version of the in-depth home build process.
Hi Ty,
Thanks for your explanation in details of how a house is built. I am interesting in building a house preferably with all bricks and/or partially bricks. I also want at least the floor in cement instead of wood. I am looking to build a sturdy durable house and seeking advice if I may from you if these things can be done without too much of extra costs. Regards, Tammy.
Tammy thanks for reaching out. Those changes could be fairly costly. You'd need to get them priced out by your local contractors. Where are you looking to build?
I am getting my GC. Thanks for such a great video.
Thanks for the compliment & for watching my video!
love this video thx. do you have any video that shows the common pitfalls on building a home or what would a typical home construction cost would be etc...?
Thanks for the compliment. I have videos that somewhat cover things to watch out for but not one on costs as prices keep changing faster than ever.
Liked AND subscribed for an in depth build video . Thank you, we break ground March 9th 2021
YES & YES! Two of my favorite words. Seriously!! I'm glad I could help. Best of luck & please let me know if you have any questions.
Oh, I should have asked, where are you building a home?
@@TyWilde we are building in West Bend, Wisconsin
@@markhondaturbo Cool. I’ve never been to Wisconsin. Better add it to my bucket list!
@@TyWilde well you should stop by and inspect the build with me this spring 😄 Wisconsin is beautiful, you would like it I'm sure. This Monday is our interior selection meeting