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How Much Will You Save on the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit? $8000 or $6500?

1 day ago ago from The Financial Suite

Many first time home buyers want to know how much they can save on the first time home buyer tax credit .  The answer is either $8000 or $6500.  If you are buying your first home and you start the home buying process and are under contract by April 30th, 2010 then you will get a check for $8000.  If you are a move up buying and you have lived in your current residence for five years or more you will get a check for $6500. It is very ...

Fewer Home Sellers Cut Asking Prices for Homes

6 hours ago ago from Real Estate Industry News

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Home prices slide further

2 hours ago ago from All Breaking Headline News - World, US, Business, Science, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Health, Auto, Top Stories News.

February 10, 2010 By: Arvind Nair Category: Business News One in five housing markets In the United States entered a second leg of home price declines in late 2009, after showing price increases for nearly half of last year, according to Zillow.com, a real-estate Web site. Besides, one of every five U.S. home owners had more debts than their property was worth in the fourth quarter, a report by Zillow.com said, adding that it was a ...

LA Real Estate Advice: Homebuyers Finding That Cash Really Is King

11 hours ago ago from My Westside La

Westside Real Estate Advice: Even in buyers’ market, many can’t close deals as investors snap up homes. Melissa Hughett and her husband set out to buy their first home in the best buyer's market in years, confident they would land a deal within a few months. The couple put offers on several homes, but lost them all to rivals who weren't offering more money — just a lot more cash. Each time somebody came in and put $100,000 down ...

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