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"We don't have a recession in 1st Time Home Buyers...We have a recession in the Move-UP Market" - RIGHT ON! Senator Isakson!

 

Senator Johnny Isakson announces that he is reintroducing his $15,000 housing tax credit that has no income limit or first-time homebuyer status requirement. Business Roundtable in New York adopted...
Senator Johnny Isakson announces that he is reintroducing his $15,000 housing tax credit that has no income limit or first-time homebuyer status requirement. Business Roundtable in New York adopted this tax credit as its number one suggestion to the U.S. Government as the one thing we can do to turn around the American economy. June 9, 2009.

 

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Jo Soss is the designated Broker and the owner of Homefront Realty in Bremerton Washington. Selling real estate in the greater Puget Sound area since 1994 she has vast knowledge in all aspects of a real estate transaction. Using today's technology with her signature personal service allows her to achieve complete customer satisfaction.
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4 comments • Jo Soss | Designated Broker West and South Puget Sound • June 12 2009 11:12AM

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I just read Jeff's post on this very thing, and I hope that they are successful in getting it passed. First-time homebuyers are NOT the ones truly suffering!
Posted by Jim & Maria Hart ~ Charleston, SC Real Estate (Brand Name Real Estate) almost 3 years ago

I'm with you I think this will be great for every home buyer out there.

Posted by Pat Champion (Coldwell Banker Camelot Realty) almost 3 years ago

This will help everyone.

Posted by Kathy Toth Ann Arbor Realtor Ann Arbor Real Estate (Keller Williams Ann Arbor Market Center) almost 3 years ago

Jim & Maria, I think there would be more first time home buyer homes available if we could free up that first time home buyer that purchased 3 years ago.

Pat, We need to get the housing crisis under control so that other areas can begin recovery

Kathy, I am sure it will.

Posted by Jo Soss | Designated Broker West and South Puget Sound (HomeFront Realty) almost 3 years ago

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