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Marketing the First Time Homebuyers' Tax Credit
Great Idea
"If you currently work in a high-end market whose price point, or salary range is too high to get the new $8,000 first time homebuyers' credit—consider a change in marketing tactic. Many of my wealthy clients are trying to help their children or their grandchildren buy their first home. Talk to your high-end clients and tell them that now is the time to help family members buy a first home. Let them know about the opportunities out there for first-time buyers, such as the tax credit."
Nancy Lavigne
Coldwell Banker, Corona Del Mar, Calif.
Nancy Lavigne
Coldwell Banker, Corona Del Mar, Calif.
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Comments [3]
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June 26, 2009 10:11am MST
sTRAIGHt tALk !
Why rent, if you don’t have to?
First-time homebuyer!
Yes, buying a home means you have to grow-up, a little!
The tax credit may go up; time is now to go “all-in”.
Thinking about relocating, buying real estate does not obligate you to reside in the state.
$$Financial Investment = First Property
Find a Realtor you can trust! I guess you can say it’s like dating.
Finally, EDUCATE YOURSELF THROUGHOUT THE WAY!
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June 23, 2009 9:44am MST
Good thoughts...
We are seeing a number of clients who borrow downpayment funds from Mom & Dad (or whomever) and pay it back after receiving the $8k. That is FREE MONEY!!!
more about the tax credit