Bigger and Better Congress Enact Home Buyer Tax Credit
A tax credit of up to $ 8000 Is Now Available for qualified first-time home buyers Purchasing a primary residence is gold after January 1, 2009 and Before December 1, 2009. Unlike was The Tax Credit Enacted in 2008, The New Credit Does not Have to Be repaid.
then buy it back from him for $2,000 because he rather have the cash
Posted on February 5, 2011
Darcie Tattersall says...
in the good old days 70 years ago u grew old u got sik and u died why do we have to change this by giving spongers a better life they dont deserve
Posted on February 6, 2011
Kisha Blanca says...
What a great way to get out of the rental arena..
Do you know if your landlord is actually sending your rent check to the bank.
It's not uncommon for landlords to take tenants money and not send the mortgage payment to the bank.
Your house ends up in foreclosure and the tenant ends up with no place to live.
I work with renters/first time homebuyers. You can reach me at 888-575-7767. It's a 24/7 informational line. Talk to a human if you'd like
Posted on February 7, 2011
Joseph Scullark says...
Congratulations. But it's still an awful idea.
Posted on February 7, 2011
Ma Soucek says...
@watcherkatt just wait till govt runs healthcare
Posted on February 8, 2011
Melita Pardun says...
The longer it takes to receive the tax credit, the more interest they will pay you for the time that you had to wait. So if you are not in need of the money, it really is a good thing for you. :)
Posted on February 8, 2011
Shana Hislop says...
Ha! I've got an accepted offer on a home that is 10 grand below the house right next to it with the exact floor plan... it's the cheapest house in the neighborhood but is the largest as well :) can't beat 72$ /sq foot!!!! WOOOOO GOBAMMA!!
Posted on February 9, 2011
Heide Jenquin says...
yo I was wondering if I can still get that first time home buyer credit even if I recieve social security benefits due to a passing of a family member?
Posted on February 10, 2011
Bradford Dajani says...
double post cause i comment this way u can call me a newb but im glad cause u feed me the fuel to keep my fire burning and its burning
Posted on February 11, 2011
Jammie Weihl says...
we are already over built the notion that we need more houses is a completely uniformed assumption. when the pendulum swings far in one direction it always swings back the other way. govt interference is downright market manipulation a house is a terrible investment especially in todays market