Did you take advantage of the first-time home buyer tax credit in 2008? If so, you have to pay it back. I wish I was lying, but like George Washington, I can’t tell a lie. Also like George Washington, I have wooden teeth. But all the wooden teeth in the world can’t get me out of paying back this interest-free loan. If you’re in the same boat, read up on the details of this credit and the repayment requirements.
Repaying the 2008 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
by Amber Hunt on January 20, 2012 in Home Buying, Homeowners Tips, Taxes
The Basics of Tax Credits and Deductions
by Stephanie Koske on October 5, 2011 in Personal Finance, Taxes
Does the thought of paying taxes send a chill up your spine? Find out how you can benefit in April from tax credits and deductions!
Homeowner Tax Deductions and Credits
by Gabriela Islas on December 11, 2010 in Taxes
Homeownership comes with a lot of advantages, especially when it comes to tax time. Make sure you’re not missing out on important home-related tax deductions. [...]
Winterizing Your Home
by Amber Hunt on October 4, 2010 in Homeowners Tips
As much as we don’t want to admit it, winter is right around the corner. Winterizing your home is a very important part of home maintenance. Check out our tips that will help you get ready for the cold temperatures that come with the winter months.
Market Update – Home Sales Drop After Expiration of Tax Credits
by Jordan Fylonenko on July 20, 2010 in Market Update
Housing starts came in lower than expected, adding to the speculation that economic growth is slowing. Home builders have begun adjusting their building plans after existing home sales fell 30% in May because of the expiration of the federal home buyer tax credits.
Housing Starts to Suffer as Tax Credit Expires – Time to Invest?
by Rebecca Carter on June 17, 2010 in Home Buying
The recent report of a housing construction slow down is attributed to the the expiration of the home buyers tax credit. However, some optimistic investors see accompanying favorable economic indicators as a signal to invest and take advantage of low prices and rates.
Home Buyer Tax Credit: Closing Extension Passes Senate
by Rebecca Carter on June 16, 2010 in Home Buying
Today, the Senate approved a measure extending the closing deadline. The proposal is now headed to the House. Stay tuned!
Tax Tips for Homeowners – now in pictures!
by Rebecca Carter on April 8, 2009 in Personal Finance, Taxes
Well, it’s tax time! And the deadline is looming. Here’s a question for you: Are you getting all the tax deductions you deserve!? We want [...]
Home Buyers in 2009: What’s the $8,000 First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit all about?
by Clayton Closson on February 23, 2009 in Mortgage Rates
What do we know about the $8,000 Tax Credit for this year's first time home buyers — Part of the new $787 Billion Stimulus Plan? Here, we'll shed some light on the bill that has house hunters talking.
Home Buyers in 2009: What's the $8,000 First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit all about?
by Clayton Closson on February 23, 2009 in Home Buying
What do we know about the $8,000 Tax Credit for this year's first time home buyers — Part of the new $787 Billion Stimulus Plan? Here, we'll shed some light on the bill that has house hunters talking.
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