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February 12, 2009 at 2:53 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345638February 12, 2009 at 2:53 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345744
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ParticipantAdditionally, it looks like this will only apply to first time home buyers now.
February 12, 2009 at 2:53 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345778ParticipantAdditionally, it looks like this will only apply to first time home buyers now.
February 12, 2009 at 2:53 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345875ParticipantAdditionally, it looks like this will only apply to first time home buyers now.
ParticipantWhat is the probability the govt is going to pass legislation to offer 4% mortgages?
ParticipantWhat is the probability the govt is going to pass legislation to offer 4% mortgages?
ParticipantWhat is the probability the govt is going to pass legislation to offer 4% mortgages?
ParticipantWhat is the probability the govt is going to pass legislation to offer 4% mortgages?
ParticipantWhat is the probability the govt is going to pass legislation to offer 4% mortgages?
ParticipantThis is good info, thanks for the post.
Has anyone seen a breakdown like this for the remainder of the funding for the TARP program?
I am specifically interested in how much money they are going to throw at foreclosure mitigation, cram downs, and mortgage principal reductions…
ParticipantThis is good info, thanks for the post.
Has anyone seen a breakdown like this for the remainder of the funding for the TARP program?
I am specifically interested in how much money they are going to throw at foreclosure mitigation, cram downs, and mortgage principal reductions…
ParticipantThis is good info, thanks for the post.
Has anyone seen a breakdown like this for the remainder of the funding for the TARP program?
I am specifically interested in how much money they are going to throw at foreclosure mitigation, cram downs, and mortgage principal reductions…
ParticipantThis is good info, thanks for the post.
Has anyone seen a breakdown like this for the remainder of the funding for the TARP program?
I am specifically interested in how much money they are going to throw at foreclosure mitigation, cram downs, and mortgage principal reductions…
ParticipantThis is good info, thanks for the post.
Has anyone seen a breakdown like this for the remainder of the funding for the TARP program?
I am specifically interested in how much money they are going to throw at foreclosure mitigation, cram downs, and mortgage principal reductions…
February 9, 2009 at 9:27 AM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #343145ParticipantMy question is, what will be the scope of these mortgage write-downs?
Are they going to extend this relief all the way out to the borrower that purchased an 800K home in Pacific Beach or La Jolla that is now upside down by 150K?
Are they going to support the housing prices in the most over extended bubble areas too?
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