tax credits: Up to $18,000 for Buyers Now, But Act Quickly!
- 04/02/10 05:15 AM
Buyers: you may qualify to get up to $18,000 in tax credit if you purchase a home soon, but you need to act quickly. To learn more visit http://www.rachellamarrealestate.com/blog/2010/03/31/buyers-buy-now-and-you-could-get-up-to-18000-tax-credit/ … (0 comments)
tax credits: It's Official--Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded
- 11/06/09 07:09 AM
It’s official…President Obama signed the buyer tax credit extension/expansion today. Now ALL homebuyers meeting the qualifications will be able to reap the benefits of tax credits upon purchase of their next home. To see the requirements and find out if you qualify please read my post from 11-5-09. Happy shopping, and please let me know how I can help you realize your dream of home ownership (or of purchasing a new home or second home). Have a great weekend! … (0 comments)
tax credits: Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended AND Expanded by Senate
- 11/05/09 03:33 AM
More great news for home buyers…late Wednesday that Senate unanimously extended the $8000 first time buyer tax credit, also expanding it to include a $6500 tax credit to all buyers who are not first time home buyers. The new deadline will be April 30, 2010. The current tax credit program was scheduled to expire on November 30, 2009. Under both bills buyers need to be in the earning bracket of $125,000 or less as an individual and $225,000 or less as a couple to qualify for either credit. The new home cannot cost more than $800,000. The expansion credit to all … (3 comments)
Buyers: you may qualify to get up to $18,000 in tax credit if you purchase a home soon, but you need to act quickly. To learn more visit http://www.rachellamarrealestate.com/blog/2010/03/31/buyers-buy-now-and-you-could-get-up-to-18000-tax-credit/
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