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«There were a lot of buyers who were on the fence, who were renting and maybe weren't sure if they were ready, and this first - time home buyer tax credit got them off the fence,» said Kelli Bennett, a mortgage loan specialist with Key Mortgage in Southern Pines.

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«Depending on the purchase price of your home, a buyer can get 20 to 30 percent of the interest they pay every year back as a straight tax credit.»

The MCC program helps home buyers get 35 % of their mortgage interest back every year as a federal income tax credit.

While the original home buyer tax credit deadline passed in April 2010 (and isn't available in 2012), military families and some government workers on assignment outside the U.S. were given an extension until April 30, 2011, to get a home under contract and take advantage of up to $ 8,000 in tax credits for first - time buyers and $ 6,500 in credits for repeat buyers.

You may not be eligible for the 1st time home buyer $ 8k tax credit so why not at least get a little piece of the pie for yourself?

The mortgage interest credit offers another chance for the first time home buyer to get a tax break for whatever mortgage interest they paid last year.

The $ 7,500 home ownership tax credit that the federal government created earlier this year as part of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act (H.R. 3221) is another tool at your disposal to encourage potential buyers to jump off the fence and get into the real estate market.

Beyond the usual crop of buyers and sellers using the school year as their timeline, there are thousands more who'll be motivated to get a deal in writing by April 30 to qualify for the federal home buyer tax credit, which was expanded late last year to include both first - time and repeat buyers (see «Tax Credit Deadline: What You Need to Know»tax credit, which was expanded late last year to include both first - time and repeat buyers (see «Tax Credit Deadline: What You Need to Know&racredit, which was expanded late last year to include both first - time and repeat buyers (see «Tax Credit Deadline: What You Need to Know»Tax Credit Deadline: What You Need to Know&raCredit Deadline: What You Need to Know»).

Some home buyers in California could get a federal tax credit worth up to $ 8,000 plus a new state credit worth up to $ 10,000 if they time their purchase just right over the next three months.

And if someone is a first time home buyer and buy it by Dec 31, they will get an $ 8,000 tax credit!