Tuesday, August 31, 2010
DR Horton Prices Starting under $140,000
Will the Administration Bring Back the Homebuyer Tax Credit?

Home sales during the month of July were worse than expected and the buzz about a possible revival of the federal homebuyer tax credit has begun.
I meet with Gov. Charlie Crist, who is running as an independent for a Florida Senate seat on Friday evening, and asked him if he would be in favor of bringing the Tax Credit back. Gov. Crist responded that he would support bring the credit back and that it would be a big boost to the Florida economy.
On Sunday's CNN’s “State of the Union” program, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan said.
“The July numbers were worse than we expected, worse than the general market expected, and we are concerned,....We’re going to continue to make sure folks have access to home ownership,” When asked about the First Time Home Buyers credit, he said “All I can tell you is that we are watching very carefully,” “We’re going to be focused like a laser on where the housing market is moving going forward, and we are going to go everywhere we can to make sure this market stabilizes and recovers.”
Gov. Crist, also on the program said a reinstatement of the homebuyer tax break “would be a great lift” and “would stimulate the economy…[and] increase home sales in Florida.”
“People are hurting, and they’re looking for answers. And that would be a good one. I would absolutely encourage the president to support [another homebuyer tax credit],” Crist told CNN.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
New Builder is coming to Venetian Bay
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Thursday, April 15, 2010
Time is running out for the First Time Home Buyer Credit
Most of the homes on the market right now are short sales and bank owned foreclosures, and there is no way to guaranty you will be able to meet the deadlines on these homes.
The best bet is with a new construction home, the problem with this is most builders stopped building spec homes when the market started going bad, so builder inventory is very small.
The other option is conventional sales, you remember those, that is where an individual places their home on the market and a buyer can negotiate a price without 3rd party approval from a bank.
Whichever route you chose, always have a Realtor on your side tor represent your interest. Call me today to find the home of your dreams.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Buying Property with your IRA
If you don't have enough money in your IRA, you can buy a percentage of a property. For instance, if you and your spouse each have $100,000 in your IRA, you could each buy 50% of a $190,000 house and still have $10,000 to cover expenses.
Not only will the value of the property likely increase, you will also be increasing the value of your IRA with the monthly rental income. And if you are using a Roth IRA, it will be all tax free income when you retire.
Call me today to discuss this great opportunity to take advantage of the low housing prices.
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Venetian Bay Auction Part 3
If you are looking to join in on the auction make sure you preregister with me by sending me an E-mail. You will also need a cashiers check payable to yourself for $10,000 on the day of the auction.
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Friday, October 9, 2009
First Time Home Buyer Extended for U.S. Military
Extending the First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit for everyone else is high on the Democratic Congressional to-do list. After meeting with President Obama and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) released a statement that the government should “continue efforts to strengthen the housing market by extending the home buyer tax credit.”
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Economy.com, who is a consultant to Democrats in the administration and Congress, is advocating extending the credit and making it available to all home buyers. Opening it up to all home buyers would really help the housing market. Although it would cost the government a lot more money to fund, it is not nearly as much as we the tax payers have given to the big banks and their CEO's. This would give money back to the people who really drive the economy, the American home buyer.
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