Here’s the Skinny on the $8,000.
Homebuyer Tax Credit
The National Association
of Home Builders
provided
the following video with Rob Dietz, PhD discussing the $8,000. first
-time homebuyer tax credit. This 7-minute video is well worth the
watch if you’re a first-time homebuyer or haven’t owned your own home
for the last three years.
$8,000 tax credit in a nut-shell:
- Buy a home and you may qualify for the $8,000 tax credit on
your 2009 taxes - Even if you don’t owe $8,000 in taxes, you may receive a
refund check for the difference - You or your spouse can’t have previously owned a home in the
last 3 years - You cannot make more than $75,000 adjusted gross income, or
if married, $150,000 adjusted gross income - The home that you purchase has to be your primary residence
- If you sell the property within 3 years, you will have to
repay the money back to the government. If not, the money is
yours to
keep with no strings attached. - Consult your tax advisor for more details.
- Consult your local expert Realtor® when you’re ready to start shopping for
that new home!





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