first time home buyer tax credit: Homebuyer Tax Credit Deadline NOT Extended. House to approve Reid Extension Ammendment - 06/17/10 10:59 AM
Dana's telling the truth...
It's NOT a done deal.
Via None:
News wires are buzzing with reports that the Senate just approved an extension of the homebuyer tax credit's June 30 closing deadline.
THESE HEADLINES ARE MISLEADING!!!
The June 30 closing deadline has not been extended...but it was accepted as an amendment to the Tax Extenders Bill. Under the amendment, borrowers who signed purchase contracts by April 30 would be given three extra months to close their loan and still qualify for the homebuyer tax credit. The new deadline would be September 30, 2010.
In a budget "point of … (3 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Comparing present homebuyer tax credit to extended version - 11/07/09 10:55 AM
Re-Blog! Here's the scoop from Jim Lee a TN real estate agent. The chart is from NAR.
Via Jim Lee, Seacoast Realtor Portsmouth, NH, Jewel of the NH Seacoast (RE/MAX Coast to Coast):
Below is a chart prepared by the National Association of REALTORS ® comparing the new changes to the Homebuyer Tax Credit.
The biggest change is that current Homeowners are now eligible if they sell their current homes and then buy AFTER the date of enactment of this extension which is November 6th, 2009.
Because of widespread incidents of fraud, purchasers must now attach documentation proving they actually … (8 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Home Buyer Tax Credit for the rest of you - 11/06/09 12:24 PM
It looks like the first time home buyer tax credit is being extended and there's also Home Buyer Tax Credit for the rest of you, or a lot of non - first time home buyers.
The bill passed the senate.
The bill passed the house.
The bill needs the presidents signature.
I just saw on Twitter that it has been signed by President Obama.
Home Buyer Tax Credit for the rest of you
Up to $6,500 for move up buyers. If you've lived in your home 5 of the past 8 years...
I'm looking for something like this chart:
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first time home buyer tax credit: $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit - the movie - 09/09/09 08:13 PM
More a short cartoon than a movie - Up to $8000 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit - the movie
Brought to you by Maureen McCabe Real Living HER -Worthington you gotta love this little cartoon about the first time home buyers tax credit which is currently available. At the end they refer you to WAHOMEOWNERS.com which is Washington State....
If you are looking for info about Ohio homes... and a mortgage to buy one before the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit goes away.... contact me.
My Mortgage recommendations
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first time home buyer tax credit: Columbus $8000 Countdown Clock - first time home buyers - 08/08/09 07:41 AM
Real Living HER Website has clock now. Sometimes. The Columbus $8000 countdown clock!
Thursday August 6, 2009
I saw the Real Living HER $8000 countdown clock first on Thursday. Friday morning the countdown clock was missing. Sometime Friday the countdown clock on Real Living HER was back and I thought I got a screen shot of it... 114 days. Saturday morning the clock is again MIA.
So are there 114 days left? or 113 days left?
When the $8000 countdown clocks is visible it says:
"Time is running out for first time buyers to take advantage of the first-time … (0 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Real Living HER Open House list - July 5, 2009 - 07/03/09 05:36 PM
The good news there are open houses in Central Ohio, this Sunday July 5, 2009.... if you really, really want to spend your weekend that way.... but not a lot of them.
The Real Living HER Open House List has 69 scheduled open houses as of late on the third.
Nothing is open Sunday in Worthington, nothing in Clintonville.... no homes for sale in many of the northern Columbus neighborhoods I usually highlight are open, or very few.
Last week there were over 200 open houses on the Real Living HER Open House List....
Anytime you visit my website each … (2 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: 8000 Reasons Get Your Butt In Gear: Deadline for First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Looms - 06/25/09 01:00 PM
Janet has a way with words doesn't she? The "Get your butts in gear" was what caught my attention... This is a Re-Blog of a post by Janet Guilbault in California, a reminder of the fact that you need to be in contract "no later than the end of September."
What Janet said!
Via Janet Guilbault California Mortgage Banker/Broker:
First time home buyers: Are you still at the computer, doing endless "research" on how to snag the $8000 TAX CREDIT for buying a house this year?
Does the November 30th deadline seem like a million years away as you … (2 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Get Ready - Homebuyer Credit About to Expand! - 06/12/09 07:46 AM
Could it happen? Will it happen this time?
This is a Re-Blog of a post written by Dawn Maloney in Hudson Ohio.
Thanks Dawn!
Via Dawn Maloney, CDRS Elite (RE/MAX Commitment):
What would happen if the 1st Time Homebuyer Tax Credit was for $15,000 instead of $8,000?
What would happen if the credit was available to EVERYONE, not just first time buyers?
What if it were retroactive to Jan. 1, 2009????
It looks like we are about to find out:
Bloomberg's story here...
Wall Street Journal reports here...
Will it loosen up the really good inventory because homeowners could … (0 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Time is money - Interest Rates - 06/05/09 11:29 AM
Diagnosis: "interest rate complacency...."
In The Price of Procrastination Newnan Georgia Lender Darrell Walters says of the mortgage interest rates available now:
"These rates are artificially low! Historically, interest rates have been above 6.00%. And any rate obtained below this number is a great deal, especially on homes with price tags from 2003!"
Interest rates are low. Home prices are low.... we in Central Ohio did NOT have the dramatic increases in home prices that some real estate markets had... so we can't say you would have paid $380,000 in 2007 and can get it for $299,000 today...Central Ohio is … (3 comments)
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first time home buyer tax credit: Columbus - First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit - 02/17/09 04:15 PM
The First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit was signed by the President today as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It modified the program that went into effect in April 2008.
Lesser of 10% of cost of the home or $8000 tax credit All principal residences (single family, condo, fee simple townhouse) are eligible Refundable Income limit of $75,000 ($150,000 for couples) First time home buyer (someone who has not owned a principal residence in 3 years) Can use local or state revenue bond financing as well No repayment (homes purchased after January 1, 2009) Recapture (if home … (8 comments)
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