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February 12, 2009 at 6:26 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345824February 12, 2009 at 6:26 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345393
Lyra
ParticipantWhat about the income cap? Anyone see anything on that?
February 12, 2009 at 6:26 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345718ParticipantWhat about the income cap? Anyone see anything on that?
February 12, 2009 at 6:26 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345857ParticipantWhat about the income cap? Anyone see anything on that?
February 12, 2009 at 6:26 PM in reply to: Senate OKs $15,000 tax break for homebuyers – I believe investors too eligible for this tax credit #345955ParticipantWhat about the income cap? Anyone see anything on that?
Participant[quote=ibjames]another example of where they will have a limited amount of money, do you help 500 households in detroit or other hard hit areas on the rust belt that maybe be behind but not by much.. or do you help out 50 households in CA?[/quote]
Your missing a zero. More like 5000 houses in the Detroit vs. 50 houses in coastal CA. Lots of $10,000 houses in the Motor City.
Participant[quote=ibjames]another example of where they will have a limited amount of money, do you help 500 households in detroit or other hard hit areas on the rust belt that maybe be behind but not by much.. or do you help out 50 households in CA?[/quote]
Your missing a zero. More like 5000 houses in the Detroit vs. 50 houses in coastal CA. Lots of $10,000 houses in the Motor City.
Participant[quote=ibjames]another example of where they will have a limited amount of money, do you help 500 households in detroit or other hard hit areas on the rust belt that maybe be behind but not by much.. or do you help out 50 households in CA?[/quote]
Your missing a zero. More like 5000 houses in the Detroit vs. 50 houses in coastal CA. Lots of $10,000 houses in the Motor City.
Participant[quote=ibjames]another example of where they will have a limited amount of money, do you help 500 households in detroit or other hard hit areas on the rust belt that maybe be behind but not by much.. or do you help out 50 households in CA?[/quote]
Your missing a zero. More like 5000 houses in the Detroit vs. 50 houses in coastal CA. Lots of $10,000 houses in the Motor City.
Participant[quote=ibjames]another example of where they will have a limited amount of money, do you help 500 households in detroit or other hard hit areas on the rust belt that maybe be behind but not by much.. or do you help out 50 households in CA?[/quote]
Your missing a zero. More like 5000 houses in the Detroit vs. 50 houses in coastal CA. Lots of $10,000 houses in the Motor City.
February 8, 2009 at 2:38 PM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #343461ParticipantCA renter:
Principle reduction is a very different concept from principal reduction. One involves your internal moral compass and the other involves money.
Just rib’n ya.
February 8, 2009 at 2:38 PM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #342900ParticipantCA renter:
Principle reduction is a very different concept from principal reduction. One involves your internal moral compass and the other involves money.
Just rib’n ya.
February 8, 2009 at 2:38 PM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #343365ParticipantCA renter:
Principle reduction is a very different concept from principal reduction. One involves your internal moral compass and the other involves money.
Just rib’n ya.
February 8, 2009 at 2:38 PM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #343226ParticipantCA renter:
Principle reduction is a very different concept from principal reduction. One involves your internal moral compass and the other involves money.
Just rib’n ya.
February 8, 2009 at 2:38 PM in reply to: “A downward spiral thats tough 2 stop; it feeds on itself. 4closures encourage new 4closures & falling prices discourage buying” #343335ParticipantCA renter:
Principle reduction is a very different concept from principal reduction. One involves your internal moral compass and the other involves money.
Just rib’n ya.
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