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FREE HOUSING!! Eudora Kansas Real Estate Homes For Sale

11-07-09

Lawrence Kansas Real Estate Rob Lang CRS, GRI, ABR, ePro, Realtor

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Office: (785) 813-1357

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FREE HOUSING!! Eudora Kansas Real Estate Homes For Sale.

Properties like this do not come along very often at all. Grab this one before it is gone! OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!!

Live in one unit for free and rent out the other three units to pay your mortgage and make money.

While having FREE HOUSING!!, increase your equity with sweat equity.

FREE HOUSING!! Eudora Kansas Real Estate Homes For Sale

One of the units is rented to a Section 8 tenant which means the housing authority pays all or most of the rent each month for that unit.

Right now you can choose to live for free in a 3 bedroom unit and basically break even with the other three units making the mortgage payment OR live with FREE HOUSING!! in a 1 bedroom unit and make money with a positive cash flow by renting out the 3 bedroom unit and the other two 1 bedroom units.

Better yet, rent out all 4 units and have lots of positive cash flow. Make an appointment with me today to see how you can live for free and make money.

Remember: OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!!

Thanks and "Don't keep me a secret--I'm never too busy for your referrals!"
Rob Lang, CRS, ABR, ePro, GRI, CFPS Realtor®
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(Serving Lawrence, Eudora, Baldwin, Topeka, Olathe, Tonganoxie, Leavenworth, Kansas City, McLouth, Wellsville, Ottawa, Berryton, Tecumseh, more)
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NOW, the Tax Credit for First Time AND Move-Up Buyers has been signed! We have till April 30th folks!

11-06-09

Sheree Wilkerson

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Office: (316) 461-0575

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NOW, there is an expanded Tax Credit for Homebuyers!

I'm sure you've been reading articles here and there about the proposed Tax Credit Expansion. Maybe you've wondered why YOUR Realtor(R) hasn't posted anything! Well here it is! I prefer to wait until a proposed bill actually gets signed before handing out information so that we're giving out good information and not just speculation!
It became effective when the President signed it, so here's a breakdown on the difference between the OLD tax credit and this NEW version!

Old Credit - must close by Dec 1, 2009	New Credit - Must be under contract by 4/30/2010, close by 7/1/2010
First-time buyers receive 10% of the purchase value, UP TO $8,000	This stays the same
Buyers who have owned a home within last 3 years cannot claim credit.	Buyers who have owned a home for 5 consecutive years of the last 8 years are eligible for a $6500 credit.
Income limit for singles: $75,000 Income limit for marrieds: $125,000 $20,000 additional phase-out	Income limit for singles: $125,000 Income limit for marrieds: $225,000 $20,000 additional phase-out
No limit on purchase price	$800,000 limit on purchase price
No documentation needed to file for credit	Must provide documentation of actual purchase on the tax return

There you go!

Now I've already had questions from current homeowners who had sold a home and moved up in 2009. Unfortunately they did not make this retro-active, so it is effective as of the day they signed this into law. However, for those of you currently listed for sale, you now have a chance at a tax credit too! Plus this will help ensure the buyer pool keeps coming out looking instead of fading into the usual winter slowdown.

For buyers, you've got a breather and more time to find the right house without worrying about losing the credit. The loosened income restrictions will also help more qualify as first-time buyers and obtain the credit as well.

If you have any questions regarding the credit, drop me a line and we will do our best to answer! As always, since this involves your finances and taxes, of course we suggest that you check with your tax preparer for specific questions about how this will affect you at tax time!

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$8000 Home buyer tax credit Extended for Johnson County KS Home Buyers

11-05-09

Overland Park Homes for sale and Real Estate :: Michael Russell

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Office: (913) 681-1383

Whew that was close, just when you thought you blew it by missing the deadline to buy a house and get $8000 the government comes to the rescue.

If you haven't heard yet, the $8000 first time home buyer tax credit has been extended to April 30th 2010. So that give you a new 6 month lease on life. So are you ready this time?

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$6500 Tax Credit approved for Johnson County KS Move Up Buyers

11-05-09

Overland Park Homes for sale and Real Estate :: Michael Russell

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Office: (913) 681-1383

Have you been sitting on the sidelines wanting to sell your house and move up to a bigger, better home? Have you been waiting for the right time or the market to recover? Well, Congress just opened the door to your new home for you.

If you live in Johnson County KS and have lived in your home for the last five years or more, you may qualify for the new $6,500 Move Up Home Buyer tax credit. That's right, if you sell you home and purchase a new home between December 1st 2009 and April 30th 2010 you will get $6,500 tax rebate from the federal government.

This is what you have been waiting for, now is the time to get your house on the market and move up to that house you have been dreaming about

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2009 Tax Credit Looks Like It Might Extend Into 2010

11-05-09

Olathe Real Estate Agent - Brad Papa

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Mobile: (913) 526-4985

The Senate voted on Wednesday to extend the first time home buyer tax credit and today the bill will go to the House for a vote. I am keeping my fingers crossed that this bill passes, which will mean first time home buyers and NOW repeat buyers will qualify for great tax credits in teh end of 2009 and into 2010!

Some of the details are as follows : first-time homebuyers will still get up to $8,000 if they are under contract by 4/30/2010 and close by 6/30/2010. In addition, buyers who have owned their current home for at least 5 years will qualify for up to $6,500!

This credit will be available for the purchase of primary residences of $800,000 or less and the income restrictions have been changed to $125,000 for single filer and $225,000 for joint filers.

More details to follow, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this will be extended into 2010! If you are interested in buying or selling in the Kansas City area, then Come To Papa For All Your Real Estate Needs!

Brad Papa

http://www.PapasInTheHouse.com

Brad@PapasInTheHouse.com

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