Homebuyer tax credit bill passes Senate

[freshman]

[quote=pemeliza]I don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government![/quote]

You may not qualify $6500 either, because the bill would start on Dec 1.

http://blogs.wsj.com/developments/2009/10/29/qa-the-home-buyer-tax-credit-extension/

[freshman]

If the bill passes, it may be good for existing home owner to buy cheap rental property .

[freshman]

If the bill passes, it may be good for existing home owner to buy cheap rental property .

[freshman]

If the bill passes, it may be good for existing home owner to buy cheap rental property .

[freshman]

If the bill passes, it may be good for existing home owner to buy cheap rental property .

[freshman]

If the bill passes, it may be good for existing home owner to buy cheap rental property .

[Arraya]

Getting a few thousand dollars for a home that is overvalued way beyond that amount is not a good deal.

It’s a state-sponsored ponzi-scheme funneling money to wall street.

Meanwhile they working feverishly to block unemployment benefits extensions.

[Arraya]

Getting a few thousand dollars for a home that is overvalued way beyond that amount is not a good deal.

It’s a state-sponsored ponzi-scheme funneling money to wall street.

Meanwhile they working feverishly to block unemployment benefits extensions.

[Arraya]

Getting a few thousand dollars for a home that is overvalued way beyond that amount is not a good deal.

It’s a state-sponsored ponzi-scheme funneling money to wall street.

Meanwhile they working feverishly to block unemployment benefits extensions.

[Arraya]

Getting a few thousand dollars for a home that is overvalued way beyond that amount is not a good deal.

It’s a state-sponsored ponzi-scheme funneling money to wall street.

Meanwhile they working feverishly to block unemployment benefits extensions.

[Arraya]

Getting a few thousand dollars for a home that is overvalued way beyond that amount is not a good deal.

It’s a state-sponsored ponzi-scheme funneling money to wall street.

Meanwhile they working feverishly to block unemployment benefits extensions.

[pemeliza]

Thanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.

[pemeliza]

Thanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.

[pemeliza]

Thanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.

[pemeliza]

Thanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.

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