I'm going to help someone today.
Someone needs my help today to sell a
home........not just a house.

Chances are they're lived there...loved there...
and despite the faults of the house or the owners
it is a home.

To them I pledge the respect that I would want others to have
for my home and for the members of my family.

Someone needs my help today to find a home...not just a house.

Invariably a new home means a new opportunity, a new job , new marriage,
new baby or...a new start, new neighborhood, new change....and hope for the warmth
and joy and friends and the fulfillment they picture for themselves in their very
best moments.

Not many people get the opportunity to help people in the times so dear life, but I do.
I can and I will , for their sake and for mine.

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Home Buyer's Tax Credit About to End

You're probably up to your neck by now in forms and paperwork as the April 15th income tax deadline approaches. Maybe you've already completed your taxes, paid your bill, or are awaiting your refund check. Either way, now is the perfect time to revisit the extended and expanded Home Buyer's Tax Credit. Why? Because now, as you calculate your tax bill or your refund, you can finally see in real terms just how beneficial a tax credit of up to $8,000 can be to your bottom line. Here's the basics: Qualified 2009 and 2010 first-time home buyers can get up to 10% of the home's purchase price or a maximum of $8,000. In November 2009, legislation extended a tax credit of up to $6,500 (or up 10% of the home's purchase price) to long-time residents of the same primary residence if they purchase a new main home. To qualify, eligible taxpayers must show that they lived in their previous homes for a five-consecutive-year period during the eight-year period ending on the closing date of the new home. Important details to remember: 1) You don't have to pay it back (as long as you stay in your qualified home for at least 36 months). 2) If you qualify for the credit, you can still apply it to this year's taxes, even if you've already filed your returns, or save it for your 2010 returns. 3) This is a true tax credit, not a deduction. If you qualify for the full credit, there will be an actual dollar-for-dollar reduction of up to $8,000 (or up to $6,500 for qualified repeat buyers) on your tax bill now or in 2010. 4) New income qualification limits have been put in place that expanded the pool of qualified buyers. 5) If you purchased a qualified home or plan to after reading this article, you must have a contract in place by April 30, 2010 (with closing to take place by June 30, 2010), so don't wait! There are, of course, other details and qualification requirements and restrictions that you'll need to consider. Further information regarding the tax credit may be found at www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com or www.irs.gov . THIS INFORMATION IS PRPOVIDED FOR GENERAL AWARENESS , AND IS NOT INTENDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING LEGAL , ACCOUNTING , TAX ADVICE OR CONSULTING OF ANY KIND . PLEASE CONSULT WITH YOUR TAX  PROFESSIONAL FOR COMPLETE DETAILS.