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For years when a new home buyer walked into a builder to purchase a new construction home, they were enticed with all sorts of goodies like a upgrades or paid closing cost etc. but there was a catch. You had to use their lender or no incentives. Many new home buyers who walked into these model homes without buyer ...
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If you are in the process of or thinking of buying a home in the near future, the rules have changed. They continue to change daily and many prospective buyers I meet are in denial or give me that deer in the headlight look when I explain the new rules of credit and what they need to do before and during the home buying ...
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[calendar:2010-04-10 2010-04-10] Sardis Forest, Matthews - We invite everyone to visit our open house at 9709 Wardlow Ct. on April 10 from 1:00 AM to 3:00 AM.
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This is an eye opening explanation of why our financial systems are as messed up as they are. The government is in bed with the big banks (as if we didn't already know). This should outrage any self respecting tax paying citizen. Pass it on.
http://www.thinkbigworksmall.com/mypage/player/tbws/23088/1386907 If ...
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I found out a few weeks ago that I was chosen to compete in the HP/REALTOR Magazine's marketing makeover. For the next 6 weeks they will challenge me to create different marketing materials using an HP Officejet Pro and Marketsplash an on-line marketing site sponsored by HP. The competition includes 5 other agents from around the ...
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Federal Housing Administration (FHA) commissioner David Stevens on Wednesday unveiled a sweeping set of policy changes designed to address risk and strengthen the financial standing of FHA's insurance program, which guarantees FHA lenders against default-related losses.
Among the new changes announced Wednesday, FHA will increase the ...
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Jennifer Manchester recently earned the professional designation, "Graduate, REALTOR® Institute" (GRI), signifying mastery of an intense training program of classroom instruction. The REALTOR® Institute is co-sponsored by the North Carolina Real Estate Educational Foundation and the North Carolina Association of ...
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For people who want to own a home, the premium to buy—the spread between what they’d spend to rent and what they’d pay for a mortgage—is much lower than the 15-year average in many cities.
To determine what cities are smart buys, Forbes magazine computed the premium and also identified locales where economists predict home ...
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1) The credit is phased out for individuals with income above $125,000 and for joint filers with income above $225,000. 2) An $8,000 credit is available to all first-time homebuyers. The tax credit will be extended upon enactment until April 30, 2010. 3) A $6,500 credit is available to homebuyers who have been in their current residences for ...
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Homebuyer Credit Gets New Life
Key lawmakers in the Senate have tentatively agreed to extend the existing $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers and also offer a new $6,500 credit for existing homeowners who have lived in their current residence for a consecutive five-year period in the past eight years.
Home buyers must be under contract ...
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