Any word on extending the tax credit?

[CA renter]

[quote=SD Realtor]I think there should be a credit extended for watching football on Sunday.

Call it the sportsfan of america economic stimulus package. This money will be well reinvested by consumers in cable or satellite football packages, pizza, beer, chips, sodas, consumer electronics, etc.

You can also attach it to cash for your crappy tv iniative to buy a new flatscreen.

Then we will initiate a cash for crappy couches as well so places like Jeromes will thrive![/quote]

Mr. CAR thinks you are a pure genius, SDR. 🙂

[edit] He also thinks there should be a fishing stimulus package, as the sportfishing industry is really hurting right now, and sure could use some stimulus thrown in their direction.

[SD Realtor]

DW and CAR I am cracking up. If it wasn’t so sad it really would be funny.

[SD Realtor]

DW and CAR I am cracking up. If it wasn’t so sad it really would be funny.

[SD Realtor]

DW and CAR I am cracking up. If it wasn’t so sad it really would be funny.

[SD Realtor]

DW and CAR I am cracking up. If it wasn’t so sad it really would be funny.

[SD Realtor]

DW and CAR I am cracking up. If it wasn’t so sad it really would be funny.

[tom]

Been noticing around mid week the PR campaign to extend and expand the tax credit seems to have hit mainstream media more. Doesn’t look good for those who would like to see it expire, such as me. The attitude being conveyed (from talking heads, not even a nar member) seems to be that it is the only thing breathing life into the market, that letting it expire is irresponsible and letting it expire would be THE reason we do a double dip recession. In the particular program I was watching anyway, that’s how it was being portrayed.. Further, they didn’t drag anyone on to rebutt those statements. They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

I guess the only good news here could be timing a house purchase after people think an expansion going to happen, but before it does.. Might be a little less competition. So on with the FUD?

[tom]

Been noticing around mid week the PR campaign to extend and expand the tax credit seems to have hit mainstream media more. Doesn’t look good for those who would like to see it expire, such as me. The attitude being conveyed (from talking heads, not even a nar member) seems to be that it is the only thing breathing life into the market, that letting it expire is irresponsible and letting it expire would be THE reason we do a double dip recession. In the particular program I was watching anyway, that’s how it was being portrayed.. Further, they didn’t drag anyone on to rebutt those statements. They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

I guess the only good news here could be timing a house purchase after people think an expansion going to happen, but before it does.. Might be a little less competition. So on with the FUD?

[tom]

Been noticing around mid week the PR campaign to extend and expand the tax credit seems to have hit mainstream media more. Doesn’t look good for those who would like to see it expire, such as me. The attitude being conveyed (from talking heads, not even a nar member) seems to be that it is the only thing breathing life into the market, that letting it expire is irresponsible and letting it expire would be THE reason we do a double dip recession. In the particular program I was watching anyway, that’s how it was being portrayed.. Further, they didn’t drag anyone on to rebutt those statements. They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

I guess the only good news here could be timing a house purchase after people think an expansion going to happen, but before it does.. Might be a little less competition. So on with the FUD?

[tom]

Been noticing around mid week the PR campaign to extend and expand the tax credit seems to have hit mainstream media more. Doesn’t look good for those who would like to see it expire, such as me. The attitude being conveyed (from talking heads, not even a nar member) seems to be that it is the only thing breathing life into the market, that letting it expire is irresponsible and letting it expire would be THE reason we do a double dip recession. In the particular program I was watching anyway, that’s how it was being portrayed.. Further, they didn’t drag anyone on to rebutt those statements. They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

I guess the only good news here could be timing a house purchase after people think an expansion going to happen, but before it does.. Might be a little less competition. So on with the FUD?

[tom]

Been noticing around mid week the PR campaign to extend and expand the tax credit seems to have hit mainstream media more. Doesn’t look good for those who would like to see it expire, such as me. The attitude being conveyed (from talking heads, not even a nar member) seems to be that it is the only thing breathing life into the market, that letting it expire is irresponsible and letting it expire would be THE reason we do a double dip recession. In the particular program I was watching anyway, that’s how it was being portrayed.. Further, they didn’t drag anyone on to rebutt those statements. They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

I guess the only good news here could be timing a house purchase after people think an expansion going to happen, but before it does.. Might be a little less competition. So on with the FUD?

[LesBaer45]

[quote=tom] They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

[/quote]

They extend it with these kind of terms and I might just see about buying that second(small)home up in the hills. F’it, why not make it so second homes are permitted? It’s all a scam anyway.

Of course a wise pigg would merely shrug it off and wait till the end of 2010, when it’ll be extended yet again only this time for a 25K credit. 🙂

[LesBaer45]

[quote=tom] They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

[/quote]

They extend it with these kind of terms and I might just see about buying that second(small)home up in the hills. F’it, why not make it so second homes are permitted? It’s all a scam anyway.

Of course a wise pigg would merely shrug it off and wait till the end of 2010, when it’ll be extended yet again only this time for a 25K credit. 🙂

[LesBaer45]

[quote=tom] They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

[/quote]

They extend it with these kind of terms and I might just see about buying that second(small)home up in the hills. F’it, why not make it so second homes are permitted? It’s all a scam anyway.

Of course a wise pigg would merely shrug it off and wait till the end of 2010, when it’ll be extended yet again only this time for a 25K credit. 🙂

[LesBaer45]

[quote=tom] They also showed the new expanded version details (15k, any home buyer, no income limits).

[/quote]

They extend it with these kind of terms and I might just see about buying that second(small)home up in the hills. F’it, why not make it so second homes are permitted? It’s all a scam anyway.

Of course a wise pigg would merely shrug it off and wait till the end of 2010, when it’ll be extended yet again only this time for a 25K credit. 🙂

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