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House Republicans have offered a seemingly workable solution to the Housing Situation that appears to have some very comprehensive ideas.  This plan can be reviewed here:

http://www.gop.gov/solutions/

Here is a brief Overview of one aspect proposed:

Keeping Families in their Home, Lowering Costs for all Homeowners credit to help families cover the costs of a mortgage refinancing, buy down points, or reducetheir principal balance (covers refinancings through July 1, 2010).

 

$5,000 Refinancing Credit:House Republicans propose to provide a $5,000 refinancing tax

The temporary first-time home-buyers credit recently enacted by Congress is of little value to those who have already purchased home. In order to assist the millions of Americans who maywish to take advantage of historically low rates on home mortgages, House Republican areproposing a temporary $5,000 refinancing tax credit. The credit can be used to:

• Cover the closing costs associated with a refinancing,

• Buy down points on the newly refinanced mortgage, or

• For homeowners that may be slightly underwater, the credit may be used to increase their

equity and thus qualify for a refinancing.

I LIKE this; pertains to ME and would be something I could implement this year!

Theres more, and I recommend reading the ENTIRE 5 pages of recomendations.  5 Pages. Way too Simple.

As much as I dislike any Government involvement in anything I do, it seems we have fallen into the Abyss long before I came along.  Many ideas I believe would spur investment, but obviously there won't be any movement until the folks get some money rolling in.  The only movement I am seeing in my sector is for some type of Government job.  Very disturbing. 

 

 

 

 
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4 Comments on House Republicans Housing Plan "The Responsible Homeowners Act"

JAN
30
2010
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Carrie, I appreciate the emergency assistance being provided to homeowners. But I hardily agree the long term answer is jobs, jobs, jobs.

Steve

10:53am • #1
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Carrie...agree! sadly, our sector, heck, our entire state of Michigan, is in the doldrums economically. The state of the state address for us is coming up 3 February; I / we will be busy elsewhere on that night. Heard too many promises, pledges, & presentations from her office for 7 years. Gee, one SOS, she promised us "in five years, you will be blown away..." that statement has been raked over the coals numerous times with some definitions that cannot be repeated here.
I believe that is our state & others in the same straits economically, would place a moratorium on Small Business Taxes for at least 2 years--we would see job improvements that would in turn, help the Home Owner.  So far--no go in Michigan. Wish you luck CO.
Barb

10:57am • #2

I'm always skeptical of government "help" in any market.  The current housing crisis is a result of the government trying to "stimulate."

Jim Dunlap
1:51pm • #3
JAN
31
2010

Steve; JOBS!  In my opinion, that is the 2nd Biggest cause for the current econimic crises!  Being greedy and accepting mortgages that were not wise to begin with the first! 

Barb; Rolling back income taxes would be a great generator of the economy; sadly this administration wants to "HELP" us....I am always leery when someone wants to "HELP" me!

Jim:  ME TOO!  The crises would be close to finished now instead of another sector coming in to play (commercial) if the Government had not of stalled the process in the first place!  Whatever happened to allowing the market decide? 

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