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Monthly Archives: June 2009
First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Can Be Used for Closing Costs
Back in April I blogged about the First Time Home Buyer tax credit. Well in the last couple of weeks there has been a change for the better with respect to the tax credit. FHA- approved lenders can now create … Continue reading
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Tagged closing costs, FHA, first time buyer, first time home buyers, tax, tax credit
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PENDING HOME SALES RISE 6.7 PERCENT IN APRIL
The National Association of Realtors reported Tuesday its index of sales contracts signed jumped 6.7 percent, far exceeding analysis’ forecasts. It was the biggest monthly gain since October 2001. See the article here. Our numbers certainly reflect what the National … Continue reading
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Tagged first time home buyers, national association of realtors, real estate, tax credit
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