• Up to 1% back based on the builder's BBA
  • Origination waived by the Communie lender
  • Up to $5,000 builder bonus on top
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Nakoma

29 Nakoma Terrace, Deer Valley, UT · Summit County

Starting from

$1,000,000

Keep up to $22,500
Nakoma
Home type
Single Family
Status
Now Selling
Model home
None listed
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Updated
Oct 22 from communie.com

You keep here, up to

$22,500

On the starting price: $10,000 back + $10,000 fee waived + $2,500 builder bonus.

About Nakoma

Nakoma is located in Deer Valley’s beautiful Empire Pass. 17 homes are located in the Nakoma development, a small, private, ski in/out community providing untouched views and ideal ski access to the hidden gem of Lady Morgan chair lift. Nakoma sits on the most private site in all of Empire Pass with privacy on 3 sides, no roof tops, and great open space views.

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A $1,000,000 home keeps you up to

$250K$1.5M
  • Up to 1% back from Communie RE

    Based on the builder's BBA. Closing costs, rate buydown or design upgrades

    +$10,000
  • Origination fee waived

    Communie lender, about 1% of the loan

    +$10,000
  • Builder bonus for Communie buyers

    Up to $5,000, this one is $2,500

    +$2,500

You keep up to

$

Put it on a permanent rate buydown and the payment drops about $369/mo, for 30 years.

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