tax credit: Get Up To $7,100 in Repeat Home Buyer Credits!
- 02/04/10 02:27 AM
Western Massachusetts Repeat Home Buyers: If you are considering making a move to reap the reward of the $6,500 tax credit, working with me can raise your credit up to $7,100! The federal housing tax credit guidelines for existing home owners allows for up to $6,500 for buyers who are under contract to purchase by April 31, 2010 and who close on the property prior to July 1, 2010. What is the definition of a move-up or repeat home buyer? The law defines a tax credit qualified move-up home buyer (“long-time resident”) as a person who has owned and resided … (0 comments)
tax credit: Homebuyer Tax Credit Changes for both First Time Homebuyers and Current Home Owners!
- 01/07/10 05:32 AM
The rush of the holidays is over and the real estate market is heating up. Buyers are contacting me daily and the energy in the Western Massachusetts housing market is GOOD! What a difference a year makes: this time last year was the slowest I have ever been in real estate....I am glad things are moving in a positive direction for all of us! The revised tax credit is part of what is stimulating buyers to get motivated early on in the year. I wanted to take a moment to make sure that you have current and accurate information about the … (2 comments)
tax credit: First Time Homebuyers in Western Massachusetts
- 01/04/10 02:03 PM
I always love working with first time home buyers. There is a blush to the whole process, an excitement and energy that you don't get with anyone except people buying their first home. With the tax credits being offered, many people are taking advantage of the timing and credits to get into a new home and it has been my honor to help many of them purchase homes in Westfield, Holyoke, Springfield and surrounding communities. Below is a slide show of my most recent buyers who purchased a lovely home in Holyoke. The transaction was very nice and the seller even … (2 comments)
tax credit: Western Massachusetts Home Sales Statistics: Good News!
- 11/13/09 01:43 AM
The REALTOR Association of Pioneer Valley has just released some great news with the lastest sales statistics for October. The stats show an increase in the number of homes sold are up 9% in Hampden County.
October Single Family Sales for the entire Pioneer Valley show sales up 18.4% • Median price down 4.1% The report for Hampden County Home Sales shows Sales up 9.0% · Median Price down 2.8% Hampshire County Home Sales reports Sales up 31.4% · Median price up 3.2% Franklin County Home Sales statistics are Sales up 71% · Median Price down 11.5% What does … (3 comments)
tax credit: Ask Me How You Can Receive a Buyer Stimulus Credit Through Park Square Realty!
- 09/21/09 05:33 AM
Yes, you read that correctly and it is super simple! Step One: Buy your home using a Park Square Realty agent (ME!) Step Two: Finance your mortgage with Wells Fargo Step Three: Close with a partnering attorney Step Four: Collect $600 in credits at your closing!
All buyers are eligible, not limited to first time homebuyers and this credit is good through the end of 2009! Advantages abound in this program: not only do you get a terrific REALTOR, but a proven mortgage officer and local attorney working on your behalf. We know that all homebuyers, not just first time … (0 comments)
tax credit: First Time HomeBuyers, What Are You Waiting For?
- 07/09/09 08:33 AM
The clock is ticking on the time left to take advantage of your first time homebuyer tax credit! Countdown Timers I have had many young buyers ask me if I really think now is the right time for them to purchase a home. The answer is YES and not only because I would love to help them. I would say yes to these young people even if I wasn't involved in the real estate industry and this is why: #1- The tax credit. I had a buyer purchase a home in Springfield, MA, file an amended tax return and get … (5 comments)
tax credit: First Time Buyer TAX CREDIT Explained
- 04/03/09 02:41 AM
Are you a first time homebuyer who is confused about the tax credit changes? Perhaps you are considering becoming a first time homebuyer and you want to understand how the first time home buyer tax credit will help you? Let me help to explain it to you... There are a few key items that I think are important: #1- The tax credit is increased by $500 since 2008 and does not require repayment as the old credit does. #2- Any first time home buyer is eligible. A person is considered a first time buyer if he/she has not had any ownership … (0 comments)
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