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Video: Extension and Expansion of the Homebuyer Tax Credit for Virginia and D.C. Buyers

You've likely heard that the Homebuyer Tax Credit was extended last week. The previous deadline was November 30th. Now you have more time to get up to an $8000 tax credit for the purchase of your first home in Virginia or D.C. (or anywhere else for that matter)

Current Virginia and D.C. homeowners also have the opportunity to get up to $6500 when they move up and purchase their next home. The income limits have also been expanded.

Watch this video from RE/MAX International's CEO Margaret Kelly for some more information:

Need more information about the Homebuyer Tax Credit?

Download this Homebuyer Tax Credit Information Flyer courtesy of the Virginia Association of REALTORS.

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Posted by Brian Block -- Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate on 11/10/2009 01:08 PM

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