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New construction closing in 30 days, builder says garage doors won't be available.

State is Montana by the way. I've been in contract for a new construction home for the past year. After many setbacks I was happy to receive the official notice of closing coming up.

I went out to visit the lot and spoke with the builders agent who said that in addition to having to wait till after winter for landscaping (snow everywhere) the garage doors are proving to be impossible to get and it won't be available by closing.

I spoke with the foreman and he said that their either boarding the garages up with plywood or can leave them open.

I'm... Really not sure how to handle this situation. I know getting doors is a national issue right now but I also know once I close the house is bought 'as is, where is'.

How can I go about ensuring that the developer will actually obtain and install the doors once supplies are more available?

To my benefit, this house is in phase 1 and near the entrance, of a 4 phase development so any lack of exterior items like this will be very visible to anyone coming to the development. Especially if I go with them plywooding the garage closed.

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