Make sure the lot is pointed at a road (the footprint will help you), and click when it's where you want it. Select your size, then put it anywhere in your town. She chooses a 4x4 lot, which is a little pricy, but gives a decent starting cash influx. Kelly won't have much to do in the beginning, and she'll want to expand. On the flip side, taking a 3x5 lot will give you a decent little house, maybe even with wallpaper but you won't have much room to move, except upwards, and that gets expensive in a hurry. Remember that you're paying for the land too, so getting a 5x5 lot will give you a lot of room to expand, but not too much to begin with. There you can select the relative size of your lot, from 3x5 to 5x5 and everywhere in between. Again, click the Lots & Houses building, but click the second button there called Empty Lots. Simply select one, plop it down, and move your Sim in (explained below) to get started quickly.īut assuming you want to get your hands dirty, the first thing you need to do is get a lot. A couple houses there are too expensive, but even the smallest ones will at least give you an idea of how to arrange houses. Simply click the Lots button on the UCP, then select the Lots & Houses bin.
If you're not interested in building houses, the game ships with a few empty houses ready to put down. We'll talk about advanced strategies with house building later. You'll start with 20,000 Simoleons, and trust us, that's not too much. Because of that, you need to be very careful with what you build.
So, if you go tree or flower happy, you'll be shelling out huge cash for the same house. That said, flora now contributes to the value of the house. And that, trust us, is what you're going after. By building a house beforehand, it loses some of its value (and therefore its price) before your sim gets a hold of it. Walls are expensive, and trying to build a house will completely destroy your budget. The reason is because of the automatic depreciation of the value of the house.
That is, you build your house however you want before moving a Sim in, instead of moving the Sim into an empty lot and building a house then. Like in the first game, it's cheaper in the long run to "pre-build" a house.
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