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First Time Tax Credit Extended, Now Includes Move-Up Buyers, Too!

Stephanie Frost: Real Estate Agent in Ocala, FL

Great news for Florida Homebuyers! Congress has passed a revised version of the First Time HomeBuyers tax Credit, and the President has said that he will sign it, as early as tomorrow!

The new bill will extend the credit until April 30, 2010, and if the buyer has an executed contract by that date, they can close as late as July 1, 2010 and still qualify.

Better still, now current homeowners who are selling or have sold their home in the last three years purchasing a new (or new to them) home can qualify for a tax credit of up to $6500.00, as long as they have used the home that they have sold (or are currently selling) as a principal residence consecutively for 5 of the previous 8 years.

The income limits have been raised, too. A single person can earn as much as $125,000 per year and still qualify, and a married couple as much as $250,000.

Ocala, FL, 34471 - For Sale

11-02-09
Peter Twain
Peter Twain: Real Estate - Other in Frederica, DE

This beautiful townhome is situated in the best part of Southeast Ocala, Florida. Close to Private schools (one within walking distance) as well as the best middle and highschools. Convenient 5 minute drive to downtown, as well as to the Paddock Mall, and the new Heathbrook Mall. Close to grocery stores, restaurants, and specialty stores! To directly access this property, use this shortcut: http://www.fizber.com/florida-buy-condo-townhome-co-op-home-11648344.html

Foreclosure List Available for Ocala/ Marion County Florida

Sara Homan, Realtor, Ocala Fla The Horse Capital of the World: Real Estate Agent in Ocala, FL

FORECLOSURE LIST

Investment houses, Fix & flip houses, luxury homes, Farms, 55+ Homes, Newer homes. You name it, we probably have it! This list changes daily with new foreclosed homes and homes that have gone into contract. Many of the homes are under $100,000. Request our auto email updates and remember, cash is king!

Homeowners in Trouble SEE THIS NOW!!!!!

Christy Ruschel: Real Estate Agent in Ocala, FL

Another Short Sale Approval Letter in less than 45 Days....

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A Realtor's Poem For the Future

Nancy Deichman, CDPE: Real Estate Agent in Ocala, FL

Do you think we're finally going to make it now?

Or should we be continuing to follow the dow?


Are the housing prices going to still be low?

Or can we start making some real dough?


Who's going to be telling us what to do?

Is it still going to be like living in a zoo?


Or will we be living in more of a jungle?

Will our short sales begin to no longer bungle?


Will our new careers be selling cars?

Or will we be investing in those little gold bars?


Will we let the economy keep us in really bad moods?

Or will we begin to improve our attitudes?


What are Timothy, Ben and Hank going to play with next year?

Will they lower the mortgage interest rates, and make us cheer?


Can Barack do anthing about the problems with banks?

Will there be lower numbers in the unemployment ranks?


Will the homebuyer tax credit get increased and extended?

Will that be enough to get the housing market mended?


Would someone in Washington please get it right?

Haven't the Realtors put up enough of a fight?


Could you please not make credit even harder to get?

If you think that will help, would you like to bet?


Could we please all say together that we have had enough?

Do they think we liked seeing our country's wealth go in a puff?


What will they do if we are flat on our backs?

Who do they think pays the income tax?


Do they not know that housing makes the economy drive?

How can we put people back to work and to thrive?


What can we do to make the recovery happen?

Can we get rid of the foreclosures and start our market tapping?


Can we short sale distressed homes and bring sellers some glee?

Would there then be no more foreclosures for the world to see?


Could the builders start building new homes again?

Wouldn't we all call that a real "win win"?


Let's start the suggestion that this can done.

And before you know it the healing will have begun!