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Can you afford a home?

There is a great article linked below on msn real estate that shows you can afford a home now.

http://realestate.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=21364704&GT1=35000

Here is the first paragraph:

Believe it or not, you can get into a $150,000 starter home with less than $2,500 in savings. You'll need to leverage the new $8,000 federal tax incentive and have at least average credit, but your monthly payment would work out to about $1,000 a month including taxes and insurance.

Austin/Round Rock is one of 25 cities listed where you can find a great home for 150000 or under. If you want to take a closer look email me at: roundrockhomes@gmail.com

You can have a home with a great backyard in an awesome community. Let me show you how.

Posted by Alan Kirkpatrick Austin Texas Real Estate on 09/10/2009 06:26 PM

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2 Comments on Can you afford a home?

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Howdy there Alan

Folks there in Austin, sure would be picking a real fine man to help them with their home buying needs. By giving you a call to help them. Thats for sure!

Folks that are wanting to buy a home, sure have some fine things working for them right now.

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Alan: Many of the home inspections I have been doing in San Antonio TX and my area folks have been taking advantage of the #8,000 tax credit. If anyone is thinking about doing that they need to stop thinking and "just do it".

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