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[18 Nov 2009 | View Comments | ]

Here is a link to the real scoop on the extended and expanded tax credit for Home Buyers. Looking to buy in Prescott or Prescott Valley, call us first!
http://www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com/

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[6 Nov 2009 | View Comments | ]

See the plan at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8U3UZxNsgU
It WILL work. It’s so simple!
eMail me for a copy of the plan in writing at Jerrygermansen@hotmail.com

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[21 Oct 2009 | View Comments | ]

Now there is a loan program  for buying HUD homes from the government. Just $100 down and the government will even pay half your closing costs.
Now is certainly the time to buy a home!

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[4 Oct 2009 | View Comments | ]

Get the scoop. EXIT Realty Cool Mountain is sponsoring a community service event Tuesday October 6th at 6PM at the Kate Garber Community Center in Humboldt Az.
There will be a presentation of the 22% down payment assistance program for first time home buyers by Kathlene Gillis, CNN Mortgage.
Who do you know that can benefit from this program and get in an a home now with as low as 1% down and a 22% down payment gift?
See how your values are being effected by the stimulus program.
See you there!
Jerry

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[2 Oct 2009 | View Comments | ]

Local rates for fully qualified Buyers:
4.875% 30 Year fixed
5.125% FHA Guaranteed Loan
5.625% Non-Owner Occupied Investor
5.25% Interest Only
All these programs require 20% down except FHA which is 3-5% down

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[18 Sep 2009 | View Comments | ]

The $8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers expires November 30, 2009.
A congressional proposal by Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., raises the credit amount to a maximum of $15,000 for any buyer of any home for a year. There are no income caps like in the current credit. 
This will move the credits into the move-up buyer segment and could start a surge of buying. Interest rates, loads of inventory and this tax credit could get the housing crisis reversed. That is exactly what the economy needs. We do not need to bail out more banks …