Not exact matches
The
tax credit, when combined with lower
home prices, an FHA
home loan, and
current low mortgage rates, can provide
buyers with optimal opportunity for finding a new
home at great value.
Buyers who are prepared to qualify for FHA loans may gain the benefits the unprecedented intersection of favorable home prices, interest rates, comparatively lenient FHA guidelines, and a tax credit of up to $ 8000 for first time buyers or $ 6500 for eligible current and former homeo
Buyers who are prepared to qualify for FHA loans may gain the benefits the unprecedented intersection of favorable
home prices, interest rates, comparatively lenient FHA guidelines, and a
tax credit of up to $ 8000 for first time
buyers or $ 6500 for eligible current and former homeo
buyers or $ 6500 for eligible
current and former homeowners.
Two versions of the
tax credit are still being offered: a maximum
credit of $ 8,000 for first - time
buyers (and those who last owned a
home 3 or more years ago), as well as a $ 6,500
credit for
current homeowners.
The
current guidelines require both spouses to have the same exact ownership history in order to claim the
tax credit, a standard that does not apply to unmarried couples, effectively penalizing married
home buyers.