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The $8,000 tax credit is a great incentive if it actually goes to the first time homebuyer. Here is a situation where I was caught of guard. I had a buyer who closed on their new home in 08 and was eligible for the $7,500.00 tax credit. When he filed his tax return he was getting the full credit plus an added amount due to excess withholdings from his earnings during the year. He had already made several improvements to the home on credit and was planning to pay off the debt with the tax credit. Sounds like a good plan until
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