Senate Passes Tax Credit Extension
By Bill Ladewig, Experience Is Your Advantage
(LoanOfficerSchool.com)
Tax Credit Extended By Senatefor First Time Home BuyersIt looks like the bill is very getting close to the President's desk. As of Wednesday November 4, 2009 the Senate officially passed the extension of the first time home buyer tax credit. The bill will now move into the House, and then to the President's desk for a signature. The Senate has passed a 6 months extension on the first time home buyer tax credit of $8,000. Hopefully this extension will encourage more people to buy homes and help the housing industry bounce back quicker. There is an $800,000 maximum for the purchase price of the home, and 2 income caps which have been set. First, if the couple makes a joint income of $225,000 or higher they will not be eligible for the first time buyer credit, and if an individual makes a...
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