Tuesday, February 2, 2010

$8000 First Time Home Buyer Credit. Time is running out!

2009 started out looking like the market was really going down. Then in the last quarter the market took off. Pundits attribute the surge to the first time homebuyer credit, of $8000. The program has been extended into 2010. If you want to get $8000, you must have a home identified and you must be in contract for that home by the end of April, 2010. The time is running out, so you need to call your real estate professional and find your home now. If you don't currently work with a real estate professional, give The Matt Dimmick Real Estate Team a call. We can get you into your dream home, and even provide the forms to apply for the credit. You may also be eligible for a $6500 credit if you are not a first time buyer, but have already owned a home. Interest rates are still around 5%, and it is an excellent time to buy. If you are thinking about selling, it is also a good time to sell. Please call The Matt Dimmick Real Estate Team, for a free market analysis on your home to determine the value and our exclusive marketing plan.