8000 tax credit: IRS Video on Tax Credit - Short and Sweet - 01/10/10 05:24 PM
Just came across a video that is less than a minut long, published by the IRS providing the taxpayer with a brief overview of the new $8,000 tax credit for first time homebuyers and the $6,500 credit for repeat buyers.Nothing fancy or elaborate - but it drives home the point that the time is limited - so act now.  I believe this would be a great piece to email out to your sphere of influence to see if there is any low hangiong fruit, ready to make the move.Enjoy the video...
 
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8000 tax credit: Does the $8,000 Tax Credit Have a Future? - 10/27/09 09:54 AM
PRELUDEBefore I get into the story, let me share how I found out about the news...I was reading my email.  Got some sort of promo from American Express to allow my Twitter Tweets to be broadcast on their service PULSE.  So, I allowed myself to be distracted and signed up for the 'new' service, before it slipped away from me.  The end result I was on my Twitter page (which I really do try to avoid during business hours = for obvious reasons).  Here I read a short TWEET by Schottfinancial who simply said "Tax Credit Extension Seems Likely" and then … (3 comments)

8000 tax credit: Do Buyers Think They are Getting Slick? - 09/19/09 07:37 PM
 Real Estate Sales is just as complex as the markets we serve.  As the market evolves so do the strategies of agents trying to get their next deal into escrow.  This is a tale of what is going on in the Hemet - San Jacinto CA Valley and what one REO listing agent is doing to try and stop the process before it ever gets out of control.I realize that first time buyers are frustrated by ‘the system' and that they want to take advantage of the current real estate market while they still can.  Many fear that the market will … (116 comments)

8000 tax credit: What is the Fate of the First Time Home Buyer Federal Tax Credit? - 08/27/09 03:30 AM
Currently, one of the most driving forces in the Hemet - San Jacinto Valley Real Estate Market has been first time homebuyers scrambling to take advantage of the $8,000 tax credit  (10% of Purchase Price - Max $8,000) that was created as a stimulus to the economy.
In my opinion, the program is very definitely a success.  Yes the IRS may be out a few dollars; but look at the trickle down economics that is stimulating local economies.  Not only are houses selling quicker than any time during the current housing crises, but new homeowners are spending thousands of dollars fixing … (3 comments)

8000 tax credit: Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle. - 08/16/09 12:25 PM

Abraham Lincoln said those words...and how true they are today in the 21st Century as they were in the 19Th.
The real estate market in the Hemet - San Jacinto Valley, located in South West Riverside County in the Inland Empire Region of Southern California is not a place to wait if you want to find a deal on a bank owned home anytime soon.
There are several variables at work, which I believe will change the market, bringing the prices to the lowest point yet, in our current economic disaster.
The first element is undisputable in that our market … (6 comments)

 
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