New homebuyer tax credit

[Eugene]

You’ve all heard about the $8,000 federal tax credit. Here comes a new one. Last weekend, California lawmakers added a provision to the proposed state budget that gives $10,000 tax credits to people who buy new homes.

Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.

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[quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?

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[quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?

[cr]

[quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?

[cr]

[quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?

[cr]

[quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?

[SanDiegoDave]

Few will be able to use it. Between the income limits and much tighter credit & down payment requirements, there just won’t be very many 1st time buyers out there who qualify.

Also (if anyone knows), if one spouse is a first time buyer and the other is not, can they still get some of the credit?

[SanDiegoDave]

Few will be able to use it. Between the income limits and much tighter credit & down payment requirements, there just won’t be very many 1st time buyers out there who qualify.

Also (if anyone knows), if one spouse is a first time buyer and the other is not, can they still get some of the credit?

[SanDiegoDave]

Few will be able to use it. Between the income limits and much tighter credit & down payment requirements, there just won’t be very many 1st time buyers out there who qualify.

Also (if anyone knows), if one spouse is a first time buyer and the other is not, can they still get some of the credit?

[SanDiegoDave]

Few will be able to use it. Between the income limits and much tighter credit & down payment requirements, there just won’t be very many 1st time buyers out there who qualify.

Also (if anyone knows), if one spouse is a first time buyer and the other is not, can they still get some of the credit?

[SanDiegoDave]

Few will be able to use it. Between the income limits and much tighter credit & down payment requirements, there just won’t be very many 1st time buyers out there who qualify.

Also (if anyone knows), if one spouse is a first time buyer and the other is not, can they still get some of the credit?

[Eugene]

[quote=cooprider][quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?[/quote]

It was voted for by Democrats because they were hoping to convince that particular sole Republican to vote “yes” on the budget.

Neither party is particularly bright, but only the Republican could come up with the idea of a 100 million dollar tax cut (essentially a handout to homebuilders) at the time when the state is 41 billion dollars in the hole and its credit rating is lowest in the country.

[Eugene]

[quote=cooprider][quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?[/quote]

It was voted for by Democrats because they were hoping to convince that particular sole Republican to vote “yes” on the budget.

Neither party is particularly bright, but only the Republican could come up with the idea of a 100 million dollar tax cut (essentially a handout to homebuilders) at the time when the state is 41 billion dollars in the hole and its credit rating is lowest in the country.

[Eugene]

[quote=cooprider][quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?[/quote]

It was voted for by Democrats because they were hoping to convince that particular sole Republican to vote “yes” on the budget.

Neither party is particularly bright, but only the Republican could come up with the idea of a 100 million dollar tax cut (essentially a handout to homebuilders) at the time when the state is 41 billion dollars in the hole and its credit rating is lowest in the country.

[Eugene]

[quote=cooprider][quote=esmith]Naturally, the proposal was written by a Republican.[/quote]

And voted for by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Haven’t you figured out yet that neither party has a clue?[/quote]

It was voted for by Democrats because they were hoping to convince that particular sole Republican to vote “yes” on the budget.

Neither party is particularly bright, but only the Republican could come up with the idea of a 100 million dollar tax cut (essentially a handout to homebuilders) at the time when the state is 41 billion dollars in the hole and its credit rating is lowest in the country.

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