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tax credit: Quick Guide to the Tax Credit for 1st Time & Move Up Buyers - 11/09/09 06:47 PM

Homebuyer Tax Credit Update
Here are some pointers for the extended & expanded tax credits.

*First Time buyers 10% of Purchase price with a maximum of $8000.
*Current Owners have an incentive up to $6500-Qualifed buyer must have owned /occupied a primary residence 5 of the last 8 years.
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tax credit: Tax Credit Update*****Hurry - 11/06/09 02:33 PM

Extension of 1st time Buyers Tax credits.

The Senate and the House have both passed legislation containing an extension and expansion of the homebuyer tax credit, sending this bill to President Obama for him signature. OBAMA SIGNED THE BILL

The $8000 tax credit (10% or the purchase price with … (0 comments)

tax credit: Tax Credit extended for Active Miltary - 10/20/09 03:40 PM

House Extends Tax Credit to Active Military for One More Year
An extension, which applies to military personnel who spent at least 90 days of the current calendar year oversees, was passed unanimously by the House of Representatives. The extension also was approved for foreign service and intelligence officers. HR 3590 … (0 comments)

tax credit: First Time Homebuyer's Tax Credit - 09/24/09 03:34 PM

First Time HOMEBUYER'S Tax Credit
The opportunity of a lifetime is at hand- right now.
Plenty of homes are available at affordable prices.
Interest rates remain historically low.
And to sweeten the pot, there's the tax credit- up to $8,000 for qualified first-time buyers whose income is within IRS- established … (0 comments)

tax credit: Tax Proration Credits - 03/16/09 08:56 AM

Tax Proration Credits:
With so many people on the fence, here is one less excuse for not buying today. You can use your Tax Credit from the 2009 Stimulus package to help with your closing cost on a purchase transaction today.
The tax proration credit can be used to offset prepaid portion … (0 comments)

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