The “New” Homebuyers Tax Credit Explained

Posted by relocateaz on Nov 19, 2009 in housing market | 0 comments

If you were one of the many Americans, holding your breath in hopes that the New Homebuyer tax credit would be extended, your wait it over. Many had predicted that the highly successful tax credit would be extended, but last week congress made it official and changed the deadline to April 30, 2010. This means that you must...

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Dave Ramsey Is Back On The Air In Phoenix

Posted by relocateaz on Oct 19, 2009 in Buying Tips, Community, financing, Gilbert, Real Estate, Selling Tips | 0 comments

After a brief hiatus, one of the biggest financial advisors in American returns to Phoenix.  Not only is Dave Ramsey back in the Phoenix metropolitan area, but he has made a few upgrades to his radio show. Dave Ramsey, who has been on the radio for years on AM stations is now making the transition into his first valley wide FM...

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10 Reasons The Homebuyer Tax Credit Will Be Extended

Posted by relocateaz on Oct 6, 2009 in housing market | 1 comment

The deadline for first time home buyers to receive their 8000 credit is fast approaching.   If nothing changes November 30th of this year will be the last day to claim your tax rebate. As the date draws near many potential buyers are finding themselves in a touch position, should they cancel their lease early and buy a...

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Will The $8000 Tax Credit Be Extended?

Posted by relocateaz on Aug 26, 2009 in Buying Tips, housing market, investing, Real Estate | 1 comment

By now most Americans are aware of the 8,000 dollar tax credit offered by the federal government for first time home buyers.  This is a dollar for dollar credit that will be payed out on your tax return the following year.  So if you are a first time home buyer and close on your house before Dec. 1st, 2009 Uncle Sam will...

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My Spouse is Going to Default on Their Home Loan, Can I Qualify?

Posted by relocateaz on Aug 18, 2009 in Buying Tips, financing, Foreclosure, Real Estate | 0 comments

Once you have owned a home it is tough to go back to renting.  No one likes paying deposits, renewing leases, or living under someone Else’s rules.  For that reason, many couples that see foreclosure in the future are hoping their spouse can qualify for a home, in hope of continuing the life they have become accustom...

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