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**UPDATE**Not only extending the 8k tax credit, but opening it up for others too!!

by on November 5, 2009 in Arcadia, Arizona's Urban Heart, Biltmore, Bridle Path, Canadian Buyers, Carefree, Cave Creek, Central Phoenix, Downtown, East Valley, Gold Canyon, Historic District, House Hunting, Market Watch, Mesa, Northeast Valley, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Phoenix Foreclosures, Private Client Services, Real Estate Agents, Scottsdale, Sun City, West Valley Comments { 0 }

Per the Associated Press .. November 5th, 2009 First-time homebuyers have been getting tax credits of up to $8,000 since January as part of the economic stimulus package enacted earlier this year. But with the program scheduled to expire at the end of November, the House voted 403-12 Thursday to extend and expand the tax [...] Read more

Rachel Anderson

$8,000 Credit Extended and much more offered!

by on November 5, 2009 in East Valley, Market Watch, Phoenix Comments { 0 }

So we got the extension everyone so desperately needed to dive into home ownership.  The $8,000 tax credit is now extended until the end of April 2010.  Great news for those buyers who have contracts on homes that are short sales and haven’t heard anything.   This will allow you to continue to work with the [...] Read more

Michael Manning

$8,000.00 Tax Credit For First-Time Home Buyers

by on September 2, 2009 in Active Living & Retirement, Agent Corner, Arcadia, Arizona's Urban Heart, Biltmore, Bridle Path, Carefree, Cave Creek, Central Phoenix, Downtown, East Valley, Gold Canyon, Golf Communities, Historic District, House Hunting, Mesa, Northeast Valley, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Phoenix Condos, Phoenix Foreclosures, Phoenix Redevelopment, Scottsdale, Sun City, West Valley Comments { 0 }

All you first-time home buyers who are waiting for just the right time to buy, should consider that Now is the best time to purchase that first home. The $8,000.00 tax credit program is going away at the end of November. That means if you have been considering buying a short sale which typically takes [...] Read more

Michael Manning

Another Way To Use The $8,000 Tax Credit

by on May 26, 2009 in Central Phoenix, East Valley, Market Watch, Mesa, Northeast Valley, Phoenix, Phoenix Condos, Phoenix Foreclosures, Sun City, West Valley Comments { 0 }

Hud is going to allow first-time home buyers to use the $8,000 tax credit as collateral for a “bridge loan” to cover the down payment. Ask your lender about this. It could be a great help to those who need a little help getting into that first home. It seems to me that there is [...] Read more

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