How’s the Market Since the Expiration of the HomeBuyer Tax Credit?
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It’s inevitable – everyone wants to know how the real estate market in the New River Valley is. The truth is … so do I.
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The Tax Credit Extension Has NOT Been Extended
Updated July 1 – Now the bill has passed both the House and the Senate, and is headed for the President’s desk. Provided you were under contract by April 30th, you would NOW have until September 30th to receive the buyer credit rebate. Whether you like the credit or not, it looks like it’ll be extended.
Brandon Nicely Reminds Us – Again – About the First-Time Tax Credit
A question came in for Brandon Nicely on the blog over the weekend from Josh. He wrote:
Like It Or Not, The Home Buyer Tax Credit Becomes Law
Well, I’m admittedly many hours late on this, but as of this post it’s being reported that the President has signed H.R. 3548, the bill that deals with, among other things, an extension to the first-time buyer tax credit that was put in place earlier this year.
Senate Close To Extending Tax Credit Deal?
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Bob and Sally Show How To Utilize the $8000 Tax Credit
Our thanks to Bob and Sally for their role in this video
Does An $8000.00 Tax Credit Really Have An Effect?
I say yes.
Why Real Estate Taxes Won’t Kill Real Estate in Montgomery County
Montgomery County real estate taxes are going up.
There Is No 3.8% Real Estate Transfer Tax – Sort Of.
A friend emailed me this weekend – “What the redacted?! Obama slipped a 4% real estate tax into the health care bill!”
Brandon Nicely Recaps the First-Time Buyer Credit
From Brandon: