
The seasons in New England are very distinct and very different from one another. Spring is filled with crisp air, blooming flowers, budding trees, and grass that is beginning to grow. Summer is warm, with a couple of weeks that gets very hot and humid. The flowers are in full bloom, trees are thick with green leaves, and cutting the grass is a weekly chore. Fall is a canopy of colors, as the leaves on trees begin to turn bright shades of orange, yellow, and red, and different shades of green. The weather is also cooler and crisp, but different from Spring. Winter is cold and snow is plentiful. The grass has stopped growing, and is usually covered with snow, as well as are the trees.
But there is a fifth season, one that is not talked about, but equally distinct as the other four. This fifth season is not as beautiful as the other four, or one that New Englanders look forward to. This fifth season occurs between the bright colors of Fall, and the beautiful white fluffy snow of Winter. It is a time that the trees have lost their leave and are not very pleasant to look at. It is a time that is cold, raw, and rainy. It is a time that isn't very pleasant. But it is a time that has it's own very distinct character, and should be shared like the other four.
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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
I just was made aware of this and wanted to get the word out to our Military Service Men and Women, as well as all our Veterans. Applebee's is offering all our Veterans and Active Duty Military Members a free meal today to honor all our Military Personal and Veterans on Veterans Day.
Applebee's will be offering six entrees on their menu to choose from, all that a Veteran or Military Service Man or Women needs to do is to provide one of following as proof of service:
A free meal always sounds good to me, and as a Vietnam Veteran I might just take Applebee's up on this offer today. Thank you Applebee's for your show of support to all our Military Personal.
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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com

This is a picture that my brother just took in his back yard in Arizona. It is almost as if the Hawk was posing for him :)
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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
As promised below is an overview and comparison between the present Tax Credit and the New.
The information below was just given to us by Senator Dodd's Office.
Homebuyer Tax Credit Overview:
Extended and Expanded Homebuyer Tax Credit:
Some of this, like any new Legislation, is going to take a few days to fully understand. As further clarification is made available I will try to provide it.
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George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
Looks like th
e long awaited New Tax Credit Bill will be signed into law tomorrow. The New Tax Credit Bill was passed by the Senate earlier today, and by the House a few minutes ago. The President has already stated that he will sign the Bill tomorrow once it hits his desk.
The New Tax Credit Bill will look a little different than the current one, but until it is passed by both the Senate and the House, and signed by the President, it is always subject to change. As it stands right now the New Tax Credit Bill is suppose to contain the following:
The two big differences between the present Tax Credit and the New Tax Credit Bill in my opinion are:
The $6,500 Tax Credit for existing Homeowners will be effective upon the New Tax Credit Bill being signed by the President.
Let's see if what we are being told is actually with ends up being signed, and we should know that some time tomorrow.
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Info about the author:
George Souto is a Loan Officer who can assist you with all your FHA, CHFA, and Conventional mortgage needs in Connecticut. George resides in Middlesex County which includes Middletown, Middlefield, Durham, Cromwell, Portland, Higganum, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Deep River, and Essex. George can be contacted at (860) 573-1308 or gsouto@mccuemortgage.com
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