How the Economic Stimulus Package might influence your buyer's Real Estate decisions.
The Economic Stimulus Package passed by congress dedicated $6.6 billion dollars to the incentive for first time
home buyers. First-time home buyers who buy a home before December 1, 2009 will receive up to $8,000
in a tax credit. This might be just what some buyers need to decide to buy. The housing market already favors
the buyer, with lots of inventory to choose from, sellers who are willing to negotiate and home prices which are
more affordable than they’ve been in years. The National Association of Home Builders are hopeful, that the
tax credit will spur some housing activity, “The new tax credit provides a great opportunity for first-time home
buyers,” said Joe Robson, NAHB chairman and a home builder from Tulsa, Okla. “Combined with today’s near
record low interest rates, the large selection of homes on the market, and very competitive pricing, the tax
credit should be the extra incentive needed to get prospective buyers who have been sitting on the fence into
the market” ( ). The tax credit doesn’t apply to everyone, so buyers should consider the
following requirements of the tax credit before making any purchasing decisions:
I hope this reminder will help you to increase your business. Feel free to take this and send a blast e-mail to all the people you know that are on the fence.
All the best,
Steven Wright
www.stevensellsco.com (I just changed my website, let me know if you like it)
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