Which TREC form would be used for a new home contract when construction is incomplete?

• A. New Home Contract (Completed Construction)
• B. New Home Contract (Incomplete Construction)
• C. Unimproved Property Contract
• D. Residential Condominium Contract (Resale)

Answer: (B)

This item tests choosing a form that fits the property's construction status. When a buyer pursues a new home contract but construction is still unfinished, the appropriate form is the one that specifically handles ongoing construction, anticipated completion dates, and the builder’s obligations. That form is designed to address progress milestones, potential delays, and changes during the build, protecting both parties as the home is completed. Using the form for completed construction would misalign with the current state of the home, since it assumes the property is already finished and ready for occupancy. An Unimproved Property Contract is meant for land with no dwelling, so it wouldn’t cover construction progress. The Residential Condominium Contract (Resale) applies to existing condo units, not a new home under construction.