PODCAST EP 049- HOPE & Your Custom Home

Hope

Teamwork plays a vital role in achieving success in any field, including the real estate industry. This is particularly true for custom home projects, where assembling the right team is paramount. Today, JD is hosting Leighton Hope from The Hope Group, a family-run brokerage specializing in Custom Home Consulting, to discuss the significance of forming a cohesive team.

The Hope Group excels in curating a well-organized and collaborative team, which forms the foundation of a successful custom home project. With experts in various fields such as architects, contractors, and more, each team member brings their unique skills to the table. By seamlessly working together, they transform your vision into a tangible result.

The key focus for The Hope Group lies in effective communication and a client-centric approach. They ensure that every aspect of your project receives the utmost professionalism and craftsmanship. Join us to learn from Leighton Hope about the importance of assembling a dedicated team for your custom home project and how it can make all the difference in achieving your dream home.

Here are key things to listen out for:

·         Questions to ask about areas to settle in

·         Problems that can be solved by working with a team

·         Importance of budgeting


Key Highlights

[00:00:00] Introduction to today’s guest and topic: Leighton Hope talking about putting a team together

[00:00:34] Who is The Hope Group, and what do they do?

[00:02:16] Roles that The Hope Group solves as brokers in custom homes

[00:04:29] Decision-making before settling for your ideal custom home

[00:05:55] Questions to ask brokers about areas to settle in

[00:07:44] Steps to engage with when building a custom home

[00:10:07] Problems that can be solved by working with a team

[00:12:46] Why architects overdesign with no regard for budget

[00:20:06] How to connect with Leighton

Notable Quotes

·         Teamwork addresses two key challenges: decision-making speed and communication efficiency. Objectives can be conveyed by designating a central hub instead of relying on multiple intermediary calls. This streamlined approach facilitates faster decision-making, reducing construction delays and mitigating additional costs associated with overhead and interest.
·         When I meet with someone, I first ask them to imagine having unlimited money and space because understanding their dream without constraints is crucial. Then, we immediately engage in the architectural DNA process to identify all the constraints because the combination of the unrestricted dream and the reality of limitations is what makes the design beautiful.
·         Much of the work conducted by The Hope Group involves discovering off-market opportunities before they become available to the general market. In central Florida, where there is a constant influx of people moving each week, the demand for prime location lots is incredibly high. By being able to provide these opportunities to people before they hit the market, we offer a significant advantage.
·         When relocating to a new area, it is important to consider factors such as zoning type, lot characteristics (e.g., protected trees), and availability of water/septic services. These aspects are often overlooked but have a significant impact on decision-making.

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Resources  

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cardarch/

Website: https://www.ca-rd.com/

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Sign up for free consultation: https://www.ca-rd.com/boo

You can contact Leighton Hope on “The Hope Group” website: The Hope Group Or his LinkedIn Or his Instagram

 

JohnDavid Carling

Architect Artist & Builder

https://www.CA-RD.com
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