Deal of the Week (6/4)
Published | Posted by Brandon Holley
Deal of the Week
Looking for new construction in Austin, Texas that won’t wreck your monthly budget? This week’s featured deal might just be the one. At Holley Homes Realty, we spotlight the homes that offer the most value, best incentives, and unbeatable location—because you deserve to know where the real opportunities are hiding.
Featured Deal: M/I Homes with Limited-Time Rate Buydown
If you're buying a home in Austin, TX, and want a head start on savings, this builder deal from M/I Homes is a game-changer. Whether you’re using a Conventional or FHA loan, you’ll enjoy a deeply discounted rate through M/I Financial—making this one of the smartest financing packages on the Central Texas market right now.
Financing Breakdown
Here’s how the current incentives stack up:
FHA Loans:
- Year 1: 2.875%
- Year 2: 3.875%
- Years 3–30: 4.875%
Why This Deal Matters
Interest rates are one of the biggest factors shaping affordability right now. A temporary 2/1 buydown gives you breathing room in the early years while locking in a lower long-term payment than we’ve seen for most of 2024. And with builder-paid closing costs, you’re potentially saving thousands more at closing.
Where to Find It
M/I Homes is currently offering this incentive on select homes across Austin’s most sought-after suburbs, including Kyle, Leander, and Manor. Whether you want proximity to Tesla, access to top-rated schools, or a move-in ready home before fall—this is the kind of opportunity that doesn’t last long.
Want to See It in Person?
Brandon Holley, a trusted Austin real estate agent and local new construction expert, can help you tour these homes, explain the financing in plain English, and negotiate the best possible outcome. Call/Text me directly at 512.487.9242
Real Deals. Real Advice.
At Holley Homes Realty, we keep it real: no pressure, no fluff—just expert guidance and smart deals from a local who knows where the value is.
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