OK - so maybe the urgency is diminished a little - but with our Congress one never knows.
The push is on to extend the $8,000 tax credit for first time buyers beyond the November 30th deadline.
The influential chairman of the Senate banking committee, Connecticut Democrat Chris Dodd, has teamed up with Georgia Republican Senator Johnny Isakson to sponsor a bill that would extend the credit for another year and expand it to a $15,000 maximum.
In addition, there is a push to make it available to "all" home buyers who will be using the home as a personal residence.
So....if you don't get in on the $8,000, there still may be a bonus for you. But...will the prices be this low? Will the interest rates be this low? Maybe it will be an incredible year to buy in 2010 too!
If you are ready to buy in San Diego, please call me - We will find what you are looking for!
The push is on to extend the $8,000 tax credit for first time buyers beyond the November 30th deadline.
The influential chairman of the Senate banking committee, Connecticut Democrat Chris Dodd, has teamed up with Georgia Republican Senator Johnny Isakson to sponsor a bill that would extend the credit for another year and expand it to a $15,000 maximum.
In addition, there is a push to make it available to "all" home buyers who will be using the home as a personal residence.
So....if you don't get in on the $8,000, there still may be a bonus for you. But...will the prices be this low? Will the interest rates be this low? Maybe it will be an incredible year to buy in 2010 too!
If you are ready to buy in San Diego, please call me - We will find what you are looking for!
posted by Alan Schmitt | 10:19 AM
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