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tax credits: More Good News for Buyers - Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded - Explained in Short Video - 11/09/09 02:21 AM
Good News for Homebuyers
US Homebuyer Income Tax Credit Extended and Expanded - as explained by Christi Long in this short video (click here to see video).

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Harrison K. Long, Explore Group, Coldwell Banker Previews, Irvine, CA.  Irvine Realtor.  CA DRE #01410855.  ExploreProperties@gmail.com.  
                   
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tax credits: Act Now Before It's Too Late ~ Take Advantage of Your First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit - 09/15/09 06:30 PM
Act Now and Take Advantage of your first time homebuyer tax credit ~ Get Going before it's too late, and deadline for purchase and closing of escrow is November 30, 2009.
Existing US home sales have jumped recently, and first-time homebuyers are buying about one third of all homes sold.  This is because of tax incentives, interest rates at historic lows and housing affordability at best level in many years.  
Guidelines for eligibility for this tax credit:

First-time homebuyers can claim 10% of the purchase price up to $8,000, or $4,000 for married individuals filing separately.  Tax Credit for purchases completed on or after January … (3 comments)

tax credits: Home Affordability is Up ~ Now Is a Great Time to be a California First Time Homebuyer - 08/03/09 11:47 AM
We see ...
Drop in home asking prices good low 30 year fixed mortgage rates government offered homebuyer tax credits and believe that now is a great time for first time homebuyers in California.
Economist Leslie Appleton-Young at California Assoc. of Realtors predicted again on July 31, 2009, that median price of a California sold house will drop 28.4% this year to $248,000. 
Homebuyer affordability is up.  Appleton-Young said that the typical monthly house payment today in California is about half of what it was in 2007 ... when typical homebuyers paid $3,300 a month in principal, interest, taxes and insurance.
What this means ~ Now remains to … (0 comments)

tax credits: How to Get and Use the First Time Homebuyer Income Tax Credit Money - 07/28/09 12:03 PM
How Does the Buyer Use and Take Advantage of the First Time Homebuyer U.S. Income Tax Credit?  See and download form 5405 from IRS website  ~  Form 5405 "First Time Homebuyer Credit" (click here). The credit is for up to $8,000 or 10% of the purchase price of the new home with an $8,000 maximum. For a 2009 purchase the buyer has the option of claiming the credit on their 2008 return or their 2009 return.  This is a fully refundable credit, so there isn't a reason to wait. This IRS form 5405 (click here) is to be filed with form 1040X Amended 2008 US Individual Tax … (3 comments)

tax credits: Your Local and State Association of REALTORS® Provides Excellent Information For Buyers & Sellers - 04/17/09 10:55 AM
Reliable real estate and CUSTOMER SERVICE information is available at your local and state association of REALTORS®.
Our California Association of Realtors does a superb job of providing information for consumers and homebuyers, and so it also helps us as REALTORS® and agents.
Possible Income Tax Credits For First Time Homebuyers ~ 
California first time homebuyers might qualify for up to $18,000 in income tax credits for buying his or her home during 2009.
The first-time homebuyer credit up to $8,000 is under US law, and a new home income tax credit up to $10,000 is under California law.
See The Homebuyer Tax Credit Chart published by California Association of Realtors … (1 comments)

 
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