Realtor Doris Vaughan of Keller Williams sees the homebuyer tax credit as the biggest incentive to sales in the Triangle.
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Realtor Doris Vaughan of Keller Williams sees the homebuyer tax credit as the biggest incentive to sales in the Triangle.
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The extension and expansion of the home-buyer tax credit should motivate buyers in 2009 and beyond.
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Welcome back to the written page! We’ve been offering our weekly data for Today in Real Estate in video format over the past couple of months – but since we’ve already shot the video for this week and we have breaking news – I thought I would go old school for you again.
It looks as though the Tax Credit for Housing has been extended into 2010. As of writing time – 7am Friday morning – The President had not yet signed the extension into law. It has passed both the house and the senate so his signature seems to be a formality at this point. Let me give you the details on the extension – if you noticed I did not title it the first time home buyer extension – and that was intentional in that one of the big changes to the tax credit is that additional homeowners are now eligible for the credit as well.
So here are the details…
1. The eligibility pool has changed – first time home buyers (those who have not owned...