A Senate committee reached a compromise yesterday to extend the $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers, a boost the housing industry expects will help it pull out of its two-year-old downturn. Lawmakers in Washington also added a $6,500 tax credit for other primary-home purchasers and … [Read more...]
Tax Credit for First Time Buyers Almost Over!
Tax Credit for New Home Buyers Don't let the U.S. Government Keep Your $8,000 Earlier this year, the government offered an unprecedented $8,000 to prospective home buyers just like you to help them get into a home. And on November 30th, they're taking it off the table. It's up to $8,000 that … [Read more...]
Cash for Clunkers or Houses
I just was listening to the evening news and there is a new program going to take effect to help the ailing appliance industry. The statics are showing the industry as a whole is down 15% so the government will be giving anyone who buys a new energy saving appliance a credit of up to $200 or a … [Read more...]
Should We Wait Until Next Year To Sell Our Home
I am currently at The Star Power Conference which is an Elite Group of Realtors from all over our country including Canada. These are Top Agents in their field and we are spending three days in sessions with Tops CEO's and Economists learning how to address our changing markets and what we need … [Read more...]
Has the Pendulum Gone to Far?
If you have your home for sale today and are lucky enough to find a buyer, then agree on the price which is fair in today's market, all of the inspections issues are resolved, and the buyer is pre-approved from the bank, then it looks like a sale, correct? Well think again with the new laws … [Read more...]
What Do Buyers Think Of Todays Home Sellers?
I just read this article regarding buyers and what they are thinking of the real estate market, pricing and the motivation of sellers and it was very interesting information so click and read it. … [Read more...]

