New Tax Credit for Current Home Owners
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New Tax Credit
Will you list your home for sale because of the Tax Credit?
See results without votingUPDATE: Cloture Vote PASSES!
(Monday Nov 02, 2009) the Senate voted 85-2 to invoke cloture on a substitute amendment written by Senate Democrats. Â That mean's the New Tax Credit for current home owners is very close to being passed into law. Â Check back as this develops. Â
Rumor's of New Tax Credit for Current Home Owners
There is talk on the news media as of yesterday, that the US Senate has come to an agreement to extend the current Tax Credit for first time home buyers. It is also being reported that they have made a New Tax Credit for people who have owned there home for at least 5 years and want to sell to upgrade. $6500 has been thrown out as the amount for the Tax Credit. However, none of the details of exactly who and how to qualify have been released yet.
How great would this be for the people who have done the right thing by staying out of debt and paying their mortgage on time. This is perfect for the people who want to take advantage of the current home market. There are truly some great deals out there in foreclosures and building opportunities. Â Let's home this is true and it comes to fruition.
New Tax Credit for Current Home Owners in the News
- Coldwell Banker Real Estate Study Finds Consumers' Anticipated 'Smart Spending' of Homebuyer Tax Credit Will Aid ...Marketwire3 days ago
83 Percent of Current Homeowners Surveyed Say They Would Spend Tax Credit on Repaying Existing Debts, Home Improvements, Savings/Investments and Household Expenses
- Lehigh Valley real estate agents hope expanded tax credit will further boost marketBuilder Magazine4 days ago
By Spencer Soper, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa. Dec. 15--Lehigh Valley home sales surged in November as first-time homebuyers rushed into the market to get a tax credit before it expired.
- Consumers’ Anticipated ‘Smart Spending’ of Home Buyer Tax Credit Will Aid RecoveryRISMedia Real Estate News3 days ago
RISMEDIA, December 17, 2009—Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC announced the findings from a new survey that looked at how the recently expanded federal homebuyer tax credit, which opened up the credit to existing homeowners, might impact the economy. Of the more than 1,000 homeowners surveyed, 83% responded that if they ...
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