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- Realtors Favor Expansion of Tax Credit to Repeat Buyers
- LHFA pilot program could help first-time homebuyers with down payment
- Mortgage rules tightened: homebuyers must now establish plan for delinquent debt
2009-06-15 — realestaterama.com
"The current $8,000 credit for first-time buyers has had a positive effect on the housing market this year. Increasing the amount and expanding the benefit to include all homebuyers will have an even larger impact in spurring the housing market and stabilizing the economy."
Yes, you read that right: "expanding the benefit to include all homebuyers." And, as recently approved for FHA loans, they want the money to be made available at closing.
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