TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE $8,000 TAX CREDIT IT EXPIRES AT THE END OF NOVEMBER
By Jennifer Lauren Ruspini, ABR,SRS,e-Buyer
(Ruspini Realty,llc)
Single-family permits were up 11% in February 2009, according to NAR the huge inventory backlog is being slowly whittled down. Another sign that consumers are considering jumping back into the housing market is the growing interest in the $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit included in the recently enacted economic stimulus package. During February and March 2009, 1.5 million visitors logged on to NAHB's consumer website, http://www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com, to learn more about the tax credit. Further, a new survey commissioned by Move, Inc. found that nearly 20% of those who plan to purchase a home this year are doing so to take advantage of the tax credit, which expires at the end of November. When you are ready, contact me today for a personal market value analysis of your ...
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