Archive for April, 2009
Colorado offers a way to take advantage of tax credit money upfront for qualified home buyers
Colorado is offering a way to take advantage of tax credit money for closing costs and pre-paids to qualified home buyers. The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority will allow home buyers to leverage the future benefit of the federal tax credit now for buying a home. For detailed information visit the Colorado Housing and Finance [...]
Where can I find information about Fannie Mae property?
You can find information and details about property being offered for sale by Fannie Mae by visiting the Homepath.com website. You will also find details about the process to purchase one of these properties.
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Median home prices decrease for Nashville Tennessee home sellers
Home sellers in Nashville Tennessee area saw a decrease in the median residential price for March 2009. The median residential price for a home during March was $158,000 compared to $178,388 last year. For additional details of sales statistics in the area, please visit the GNAR press release.
Ohio bill allows for grant to help college graduates buy first home
A bill passed by the Ohio Senate allows for a grant to help college graduates buy first home. If it becomes law, the amount of the grant to be used for closing costs and down payment will be $2500 for associates, $5000 for bachelor’s and $10,000 for Master’s, doctorate, or other postgraduate degree. Bill highlights [...]
Win home buyer’s grant at upcoming East Portland Homeownership Fair
ROSE Community Development has announced the upcoming East Portland Homeownership Fair where attendees cam enter a FREE raffle for a $4,000 home buyer’s assistance grant. This event will be held on Saturday, April 18th,2009 10:00am to 2:00 pm . Visit the Press Release for additional details and rules.
Alabama hopes to spur home sales
Forbes reports that Alabama has passed a bill that will spur home sales in the State. The new program is expected to cause $1 billion in home sales for the State Forbes article