There is a very important deadline fast approaching that every new home buyer needs to be aware of! The last day to buy AND CLOSE on a house in 2009 to receive the $8,000 tax credit is November 30th. The 1st Time Home Buyer Tax Credit was introduced as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act...

Home buyers had hoped for a $15,000 tax credit to buy a new home, but will have to settle for $8,000.  The Senate reduced the buyer credit from a proposed $35 billion credit to support home sales for a more modest $2 billion to $3 billion provision. The proposal would eliminate the repayment requirement...

Look out for a possible $15,000 tax credit for anybody buying a home.  The senate approved this homebuyer tax credit by a voice vote, adding it to President Barack Obama’s economic recovery bill. The credit will be awarded to any home purchased as a main residence.  The homebuyer tax credit was offered...

Found this article in the online version of the USA Today. Home sales were on the rise in December. Quite an interesting read! Existing-home sales showed unexpected improvement in December, driven by much-reduced prices in the West and lower interest rates. And despite the pickup in home sales, sales...

First time buyers can qualify for up to $7500 in tax credits, by simply buying a new home! With lower home prices (foreclosures as low as 60cents on the dollar), record low interest rates (4.75 30 year fixed) and large selection of homes, there is no better reason to buy now! The First-time Home Buyer...