recent blog posts from Kenneth Webb
Posted by Kenneth Webb | on July 17, 2009, 4:06 pmSorry for the absence from the scene for the past several weeks. So let’s pay catch-up. FIRST TIME BUYERS – TAX CREDIT SET TO EXPIRE 12/1/2009. That means you have to close on the property by 12/1/2009 and you should anticipate minimum of 4-8 weeks so that any concerns or problems be addressed and corrected » Read more
Posted by Kenneth Webb | on June 19, 2009, 8:58 pmFIRST TIME BUYERS – TAX CREDIT SET TO EXPIRE 12/1/2009. The government had proposed that approved lenders would be allowed to “monetize” the tax credit and you would be permitted to use these funds for down payment and closing cost. This has not materialized in this area since no lenders want to handle a short-term » Read more
Posted by Kenneth Webb | on June 5, 2009, 5:55 pmOver the past several weeks we have offered insight into the $8,000 Tax Credit that is currently set to expire 12-1-2009. You must act quickly if you want to take advantage of this tax credit as you must close on the property before December 1, 2009. When evaluating whether to buy now or wait until » Read more
Posted by Kenneth Webb | on May 26, 2009, 6:02 pmWhether a BUYER or SELLER, this may be your opportunity to make this real estate market work for you. If you have read my two previous blogs that talked about huge inventory to choose from, lowest interest rates in decades that allow you to BUY more home for less money, it may be your best » Read more
Posted by Kenneth Webb | on May 8, 2009, 6:26 pmLast week I wrote about First Time Home Buyers and whether it is time to get in the Market. Depending on your circumstances this may be the best time ever to purchase your next York County home. For York County buyers, if you act soon you may be able to take up to $8,000 tax » Read more