ALSO — for existing homes: The Home Protection Plan for ERA

The protection you need, when your builder's mechanical systems warranty runs out.

Buying a new home is certainly a wise decision. Chances are, you're covered by a builder's warranty for the first year, which gives you the protection you need against defects in your new home's major mechanical systems.

But what about normal wear and tear after the first year? A builder's warranty usually doesn't cover it. Neither do homeowners' insurance plans. And that's why you should have the Extended Home Protection Plan for ERAŽ for new homes. It covers you from the 2nd through the 5th year, when you need it the most. Coverage through the 5th year, even if you sell. Coverage begins on the first anniversary of the close of escrow on your new home, and continues for four full years.

What's more, the coverage is transferable to a new buyer, provided you have at least one year remaining on the warranty, you sell your home through an ERA broker and a transfer fee is paid. So if you're transferred and have to relocate, the Extended Home Protection Plan for ERA can work for the new owner, as well. Which makes it an attractive sales tool to help your home sell quicker and easier. The ERA Extended Home Protection Plan. The protection you need for the new home that won't be new next year. Available exclusively through your ERA Real Estate Specialist.