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Self Occupied Housebuyer Credit, Congress Approval Is Not Required


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2011 Jun 26, 9:18am   2,073 views  5 comments

by kimtitu   ➕follow (0)   💰tip   ignore  

http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/la-fi-harney-20110626,0,7587312.story

This time, the credit will go toward your closing cost. If you don't take this opportunity to buy the house at high price, they will steal more of your tax dollar if they don't get the price they want. Head, you lose. Tail, they win.

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1   vain   2011 Jun 27, 1:26am  

But I rarely see an FNMA owned property on the MLS. Was looking for the past 2 years and probably came across 4 of them.

2   FortWayne   2011 Jun 27, 1:37am  

They owe us the taxpayers billions of dollars and yet hand money out to their protected interest like its hot potatoes.

3   PockyClipsNow   2011 Jun 27, 2:42am  

NO. this is not 1st time homebuyer credit : EVERYONE will get it who buys thier homes.

ALSO: lets remember FHA will always allow seller to contribute up to 3% toward closing - so that makes all fha loans potientially 99.5% LTV from the start (one half percent down payment).

The 8k first time credit was ON TOP of these already juicy freebies.

4   kimtitu   2011 Jun 27, 3:05am  

PockyClipsNow says

NO. this is not 1st time homebuyer credit : EVERYONE will get it who buys thier homes.

Thanks for pointing out. I've changed the subject. Let see if this fits better. Don't hesitate to chip in if you have a more suitable subject. I juts can't stand all these gimmicks from government trying to rob taxpayers and put the money in banksters' hand. What make it worse is the threat if taxpayers don't buy the overpriced houses now, they will, for sure, rob the taxpayers again.

5   Schizlor   2011 Jun 27, 3:36am  

An extra $1,200 for the agent?? Are you fucking kidding me?

So let me get this straight.....The buyers are goosed into the purchase by having that 3.5% downpayment completely eliminated by subsidy, and the agents are still collecting their 6% commission on the purchase...and we are going to throw an extra twelve-hundred dollars at the agent for doing.......absolutely nothing?

I'm about to grab my torch and pitchfork and head to the National Mall...

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