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        "text": "The pre-construction closing process differs primarily in its timeline and the unknowns associated with a property that isn't yet built. With pre-construction, you often put down deposits in stages over time as construction progresses, rather than a single deposit. The final closing date is also less predictable. A key difference is the opportunity for buyers to select finishes and upgrades, which can impact the final price and aesthetic of the home. This customization process is a practical tradeoff, offering personalization but potentially extending the timeline and increasing costs.",
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        "description": "Pre-construction closing involves staggered deposits and a less predictable timeline, often with opportunities to customize finishes, unlike a resale home."
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  "description": "Pre-construction closing involves staggered deposits and a less predictable timeline, often with opportunities to customize finishes, unlike a resale home."
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