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It looks like it, but this has been a very fluid situation over the last few days. I’ve not posted over the last couple of days about it, because it keeps changing so much that it makes it hard to keep up. Here’s the latest, as of 1:00pm on Thursday 10/29/09
- $8,000 Home Credit Still In Play
- Extension of home buyers’ credit has wide senate support
- Obama admin urges Congress extend homebuyer credit
- Home Buyer Credit Gets New Life
Truth of the matter is, no one knows what the final outcome will be, but if I had to bet, the likelihood is that we see it extended in modified form. I’ve said I’m in favor of an extension, and I still am, but I have to admit that I’m getting tired of seeing us go into debt, as well. I’m struggling with this one, I really am.
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