You will have 15 days of due diligence upon signing the contract and making your first escrow deposit. You can use this time to present the developer contract to a trusted attorney and broker, so you can fully understand what you're buying on paper. Many units purchased pre-construction from a developer are delivered “decorator-ready,” which means a condo is delivered with a kitchen and bathrooms built out but no flooring, trim, closets, or window treatments. If you purchase a decorator-ready condo, be prepared to hire a contractor to finish the condo which may take a few months after closing. Lately, some units purchased pre-construction from a developer are delivered “built-out,” which means that a condo is delivered with flooring, trim, and white walls. Still, you must hire a vendor to install window treatments and build custom closets after closing. When buying a Miami pre-construction condo, many developers will give you options for flooring, kitchen cabinetry, and kitchen countertops with optional upgrades that will complete the condo at closing.