The IRS has published an informational hand-out on the first-time homebuyers credit. This doc states the qualifications and timelines in an easy-to-understand piece. Check it
Both the House and the Senate have passed an unemployment insurance bill, which includes an amendment that expands and extends the first-time home buyer’s tax
It looks likely that Senators debating the extension of the First-time Homebuyers Credit will compromise by extending, then phasing out, the credit over 2010. The
Currently set to expire in fourteen week on November 30, the first-time homebuyer’s credit is looking likely to be extended. The Washington Post reports that
Applying for the first-time homebuyer credit is very easy. Simply fill out six boxes – at most; and mail in the form. [Click on the
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