You're about to sign on a new build, and you want someone in your corner you can actually trust. That instinct is the whole reason this page exists.
Every new construction agent listed here signed our statement of faith before going live. A real confession of Jesus as Lord, not a vague values checkbox you click past in thirty seconds. We also talked to each of them, a short conversation to confirm they're a legitimate business and who they say they are. That's where our job ends. We are not grading anyone's negotiation skills, sitting in on walkthroughs, or watching how they handle a builder's upgrade package. Honestly, we wouldn't even know what to look for on that last one. The reviews handle it, written by real buyers who actually went through the process.
New construction is its own animal. Timelines slip. Change orders multiply. Builder contracts favor the builder, almost by design, and a good agent knows where the pressure points are and pushes back before you sign rather than explaining after closing why that clause was always going to hurt you. Whether any agent on this list does that well is exactly what the reviews are for. Read them carefully.
Coverage here is solid. Real options to compare, not a short list where you're quietly hoping one of them works out. Use the reviews as your filter. An agent who shares your faith and has clients who would call them again without hesitation is worth a conversation. The rest is your call to make.
States with listings
Listings (36)
Lodiard 'Alex' Mondala | Gold Associates | HomeQuestNow | Agent2serveu | Realtor® |
Weekend Warriors Ohio Chapter
John Chavez Las Vegas Real Estate
Highland Real Estate Group, Ltd
Great Lakes Property Management Co. LLC
Guthrie & Associates Real Estate/Cornerstone Property Management
Katy Kerling, Realtor
Living Stones Realty
Trinity GroupRealty
NancySellsLongIsland
Tony Sales WNC, Realty
StillWaters Realty Group
Frequently asked questions
What makes a new construction agent different from a regular buyer's agent?
New construction involves builder contracts, construction timelines, upgrade negotiations, and inspections at specific build phases. An agent experienced in new builds knows these pressure points and can push back on builder-friendly terms before you sign.
How does LocateFaith verify the agents listed here?
Every agent signed our statement of faith confessing Jesus as Lord, and we had a direct conversation with them before they went live on the site. We confirm who they are, not how well they work. Reviews from past clients tell you that part.
Do I need my own agent if the builder already has one on site?
Yes. The builder's agent represents the builder. Having your own agent means someone is reviewing the contract, flagging upgrade costs, and looking out for your interests, not the builder's bottom line.
How should I use the reviews on this page?
Look for patterns. A few mentions of clear communication, honest timelines, and willingness to push back on the builder carry more weight than a single glowing review. Consistent feedback from multiple buyers is your best signal.
What if there are no agents near me in this specialty?
The directory grows as more believing business owners join. If local coverage in new construction is thin right now, check back or browse nearby areas. Supply builds over time.
