NAR’s REALTOR® Action Center has a Call to Action to help extend the $8000 first time homebuyers tax credit. Please support NAR and take the time to fill out the form. NAR does the rest of the work for you!
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I appreciate what NAR is trying to do, but I really think country comes first. We can’t keep driving up the debt like this. This will become a permanent program that just drains the general fund.
Call me a blasphemer, but I just can’t agree with this one.
The economy and the real estate market and related businesses need the $8,000.00 tax credit extended in order to recover from the tremendious down turn we have recently witnessed and currently experiencing.
Ken Clark, I agree with you 100%. We had tons of buyers prior to the tax credit, and we will have tons after. The concept of spending spending without means needs to stop. As a realtor 1st vs. an American I could see selling our country for another real estate deal, but as an American 1st I say I will gladly wait for my next deal if I have to, so I have my freedom and my country to call home. I want anybody to give me proof that the $8000 has worked. I promise you that you cannot do this. When you can pick up a house for $80,000 that has a 4 to 6 year recapture you do not see $8000 tax credit to get you off of the fence. I would be more worried about inflation setting in, which will send rates thru the roof costing more than $8000 you would get from the tax credit. Ken thank you for being another Proud American who puts country before self.
I think we need to extend it. This is the first time i start looking for a house and wanting to purchase. Without this a lot of first time homebuyers are going to continue to be scared to purchase because of chancing loosing there job.
we do need to extend the 8000 tax credit. Because we have people such as my self who is working to get their credit straight.
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