Homeowners: Do Market Opportunities and a New $6,500 Tax Credit Make it a Good Time To Sell?
A new revision to the recently extended Homeowner's Tax Credit may be a window of opportunity for some home owners who have been wanting to sell their home, whether to move up or to downsize, but have adopted a "hunkering down" mentality.
The new tax credit is for current homeowners: if you have owned and resided in your home for at least 5 consecutive years out of the past 8 years, you can qualify for up to a $6500 tax credit.
If you combine this new tax credit with historically low interest rates and great values in the market place, it might be a really opportune time to make your move. However, this tax credit is only for a limited time and waiting too long may cause you to miss out on market opportunities that could benefit you. Each person's situation is different. I will be happy to provide a no-obligation consultation to discuss your home's current value as well as the prices of homes in your target range and explain in more detail the stipulations on the tax credit. Don't look back and wish you had sold your home instead of waiting. There's no obligation to explore your options. Call me to schedule a meeting today.
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$8,000 Tax Credit Extended to April 30, 2010! NOW Is the Time to Make Your Move.
The 2009 First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit, which was set to expire November 30, 2009, has been extended. The tax credit has been expanded with new changes that will further benefit qualified home buyers (anyone who have not purchased a home within the last three years):
• The new expiration date is April 30, 2010 giving homebuyers over 5 more months and into the spring house-buying season to find their home, get loan approval, and close the transaction.
• In addition, income limits have been raised from $75,000 to $125,000 for single buyers, and for married couples the income limit has been raised from $125,000 to $225,000.
With historically low mortgage rates and still low (but rising) prices, this is a good time to make your move. Many buyers who did not take advantage of the market conditions months ago are wishing they had acted. Don't miss out. Call me to set up a free consultation to help you explore and maximize this opportunity.
NAR Frequently Asked Questions-Homebuyer Tax Credit Changes - Click Here http://bit.ly/1VCCDq
Hot off the presses! I hope Obama gets to this today! Call me if you have any questions about finding you a new home!
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Homebuyer Tax Credit Changes at this site: http://bit.ly/2Ddfq3 Then give me a call to see what I can do to help to get into a new home.
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Whether clients are interested in purchasing their first home or selling their longtime residence for maximum return, he pulls out all the stops to get them the highest return on their investment.
It’s been said the harder you work for something, the more you appreciate it. When Jan Gaweda was about 12, he had his eye on a Tandy 64 computer. Coming from a hard working family, he knew that if he wanted it bad enough, he would have to earn it. He immediately began mowing lawns, doing laundry and delivering newspapers to make it happen. Months later with a shoebox full of roughly $600, Jan was able to indulge himself with a reward few other kids his age could afford. It was a lesson that taught him with the right drive and determination, he could achieve any goal he set for himself.
Growing up, Jan’s father owned a successful sporting goods business and it wasn’t long before he was going to work with him to help out. At first it was just sweeping floors and gift-wrapping. Later, when Jan became a hired employee, many of his colleagues thought he’d receive special treatment. But he was determined to prove them wrong. He worked extra hours, took on additional projects and learned the fundamentals of being an entrepreneur—self discipline, putting the needs of the customer first and pushing yourself to do more than the competition.
Those qualities would prove to serve Jan well in his future endeavors. After graduating from Radford University with a degree in marketing, Jan began a successful career in the telecommunications business. True to the family tradition, Jan eventually branched off on his own. It reminded Jan of how those days of working with his father and pocketing a weekly allowance for his hard work laid the foundation for his dedicated approach to life. But his determination to achieve the goals he sets for himself didn’t stop there. Jan took it a step further and threw himself headfirst into another competitive industry.
Jan’s ironclad commitment has quickly catapulted him to becoming one of the area’s most respected real estate agents. He understands there’s much more to a move than providing people information to get them from point A to point B. For Jan, it’s about giving his clientele his undivided attention throughout the process, overcoming any obstacles in their path and protecting their best interests throughout the process. Some people might consider this going the extra mile, but it’s the only way Jan knows how to do business.
As a father, Jan knows how important buying or selling a home is to a family’s future. That’s why he goes above and beyond to treat his clients’ important investments as he would a member of his own family. Whether that means negotiating the best price for their sale or using the latest technology and his local insight to find a home conducive to their lifestyle, Jan’s main priority is exce-eding their expectations.
As a proud parent and successful businessman, Jan Gaweda knows the key to success in both of these area’s is having a driven mentality. He applies this same devoted approach to helping other families make the most of their home sale or purchase as a leading real estate agent. From consultation to closing, Jan goes above and beyond to give people the information, guidance and personalized service he’d expect for his own family.
Whether clients are interested in purchasing their first home or selling their longtime residence for maximum return, he pulls out all the stops to get them the highest return on their investment. If a move is in your near future, entrust this important part of your life to a professional who knows that your family is priority one.
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