Good News! The $8000 Tax Credit has been Extended as well as Expanded!
The $8000 federal tax credit has been extended and expanded! The credit, which was supposed to expire 12/1/09, has now been extended to 4/30/10. In addition, there will be a 60-day extension if you go into binding and official contract prior to April 30th. In addition...Temporary High Balance Loan Limits are Extended for 1 More Year
Congress voted and approved a one-year extension on the temporary FHA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan limits. The loan limits vary by county, but are established by taking 125% of the county’s median home price and determining that as the upper limit, with $729,750...Crunch Time for the 1st Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
There are rumors that the 1st time homebuyer tax credit will be extended, but at this moment, it is technically expiring on November 30th (must close escrow before 12/1/09). In fact, I think that Congress will be voting this week on whether or not to extend it, but...Getting Prequalified versus Getting Preapproved, Part 2 of 2
After your initial conversation about prequalifying and after determining what you feel comfortable with as your “max purchase price,” it is strongly recommended, if not necessary, that you get preapproved for a loan. This is not just getting credit-approved, like...Getting Prequalified versus Getting Preapproved, Part 1 of 2
It is much better and much more important to get preapproved. Let me start out with the details of a prequalification first. The first thing you are going to do when you start thinking about buying a home is to call a bank or a mortgage broker to see what you can...Loan Calculator
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