The recent buzz from the recent remarks that HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan made at the NAR Real Estate
Summit has evidently been revoked, before it was implemented. The Mortgagee Letter has been pulled from HUD's site.
When the news story broke, and it is all over the internet world, there did just not seem to be enough time to implement the plan. The tax credit expires in November.
It now appears that Sec Donovan's remarks were premature. There is some discussion now about why the plan was apparently pulled. I just think it was a great idea that was announced before it was fully considered. What would be the impact? How would it be implemented? How would it be managed? How much would it cost?
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For Tennessee first time home buyers THDA still offers a second mortgage program that will effectively monetize the tax credit.
We already have some purchase applications started that are taking advantage of this great program opportunity.
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Hi Richard. With blogs now so popular and so many writers, there is little chance that something like this wouldn't have traveled so quickly. Which begs this question. I wonder how real estate professionals that don't blog or read the blogs keep up. Nothing happens today that doesn't fly through the networks in a split second. It is amazing when you think about it. News today, history tomorrow.