- Name
- Johnny "Culdesac" Yankoviak
- Company
- Weichert Realtors
- E-mail
- Contact Johnny "Culdesac" Yankoviak (Weichert Realtors)
- Website
- http://www.johnnyculdesac.com
- Office Phone
- (703) 753-3828 x 166
- Cell Phone
- (571) 330-1496
- Fax
- (571) 261-4255
- Description
- Hard working, experienced agent in NO.VA. Realtor, writer, specializing in First Time Home Buyer's, starter homes, and "mature" properties. Writer of the popular blog "Johnny Culdesac".
Johnny "Culdesac" Yankoviak
Johnny "Culdesac" Yankoviak, is a Realtor, and writer, working in Gainesville, Virginia. He is a 35 year resident of Northern Virginia, and has 25 years of sales experience.
He attended art school and later studied real estate in 2004 with the acclaimed Realtor/investor Dr. Frank Lembo, at NVCC. He interned and worked as an assistant for approximately 18 months before joining The Gainesville Team of Weichert Realtors in 2006, one of the highest producing real estate office's in the country.
Johnny specializes in starter homes, first time home buyer's, bank owned, short sales, and "mature" properties.
Experienced, energetic, hard working, diligent, and honest, he will tell you what you need to know, not just what you want to hear. He is the writer and creator of the JohnnyCuldesac website, online newsletter and blog, which covers real estate, homes, investment properties and the like.
Named by The Association of Foreign Investors, and Forbes Magazine, one of 2009's best investments, Northern Virginia with it's close proximity to the Nation's Capital and higher employment continues to be a "best bet" nationwide. Average Prince William County's home sale prices have risen 20% in the last 6 months with multiple offers and escalation clauses being common.
With this increased competition for housing, it's important to work with an agent you trust, and someone who is going to have the tenacity and drive to navigate through the various "short sales", "bank addendum's" and ubiqitious "as is" properties. If you have any real estate questions or concerns, or if you would just like to know where to start in the home buying process please visit Johnny at www.JohnnyCuldesac.com
Links
www.johnnyculdesac.com
www.weichert.com
www.youtube.com/user/johnnyculdesac
New Home Buyer's Tax Credit
The Recently passed new and improved Home Buyer's Tax Credit signed into law on Nov. 7, 2009, provides a tax credit of up to $8,000, to first time homebuyer's, and anyone who hasn't owned a "primary residence" in the last 3 years. It has income maximums to qualify.
Also, there is now a tax credit of $6,500 single/or $3,250 if married filling separately, provided that the homebuyer has owned and lived in their current "primary residence" in at least 5 consecutive, out of the last 8 years.
Income maximums on both credit's have been increased to $125,000 if single, or $225,000 if married. The cost of the newly purchased home can not exceed $800,000, and the home buyer must attach documentation of purchase to their tax returns.
Newly purchased homes must have a "ratified", or signed and delivered contract by April 30, and must closed on the sale by June 30, 2010 to qualify.
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