$8000 Homebuyer Tax Credit – Looking Back

On July 30, 2009

The end of the $8000 Homebuyer Tax Credit is getting closer

Only 148 shopping days until Christmas, only 60 shopping days left under the $8,000 First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit. With that in mind, a few posts from my blog history.

The first one is funny. With all the changes in the homebuyer tax credit, you can’t blame anyone for being confused.

The latter, about the $8,000 Tax Credit up-front explains some general terms. We’ll be announcing some information about our participation with the IHDA $8,000 Tax Crediteither before the weekend or on Monday.

$8000 Home Buyers Tax Credit: What We Currently Know – “It’s $15000. No wait, it’s $8000. Or is it $7500? It has to be paid back. No it doesn’t! Yes, it does! It’s only for first time home buyers. Nuh uh!” That’s about what the conversation sounds like if you are trying to figure out what …
Using the $8000 First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit as a Down Payment … – I was going to write about the recent changes announced by the FHA that allow the $8000 first time homebuyers tax credit to be used to offset some costs in a home purchase (as opposed to waiting to get the $8K at tax refund time). …