Don't buy into it. Form your own opinions and only buy a home where you feel comfortable. After all, you're going to have to live there. Buying into a new home community may seem riskier than purchasing a house in an established neighborhood but future appreciation in value depends upon many of the same factors. Sales price increases in either type of housing are strongly tied to location, growth in the local housing market and the state of the overall economy, according to industry experts.
Many developers provide buyers with a one-year home warranty.
This may be something you want to negotiate for if it is not offered.