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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.
How To Apply For The First-Time Buyer Credit
I had a teacher in high school, Mr. Smith, who had a saying that’s stuck with me. I remember little from his government and US history class but this phrase:
Senate Close To Extending Tax Credit Deal?
$8000 First-Time Home Buyer Credit Has An Expiration Date
That’s right, the first-time home buyer credit has an expiration date, and it’s rapidly approaching.
Buyers – The First Time Buyer Credit Can Now Be A Downpayment
I’ve written a few times here on the blog now about the First Time Buyer Tax Credit, and one of the things that kept getting thrown about was whether the credit could be used as a downpayment. For the longest time, the answer was no, but recently that’s all changed – kind of.
First-Time Buyer Credit Hits A Three-Letter Roadblock
I thought it was probably too good to be true.