• Blog Home

• Recent Posts

  • Check Charitable Organizations Tax Exempt Status
  • Durable Power of Attorney For Finance
  • The Importance of Understanding Your Landlord-Tenant Agreement
  • What Happens to Your Property if You Don’t Have a Will.
  • Appealing the Value of Your Home for Tax Purposes
  • Refinancing Tips
  • Dangers of Drafting a Last Will and Testament on Your Own
  • What is Probate and When is it Necessary?
  • Invest In Yourself
  • Caution to Mortgage Lenders
  • Appointing a Guardian for Minor Children
  • Elimination of Ohio Estate Tax
  • Judge Finds Judicial Report Statute Unconstitutional
  • Quick Glossary of Common Terms Found in a Will
  • Strategies for Saving

• Categories

  Select Category Divorce Domestic Relations Elder Law    Elder Abuse Estate Planning Financial    Investing       529 Plans    Savings Health Care Legal Documents    Recording Miscellaneous Real Estate    Deeds    Foreclosure    Home Buying    Landlord/Tenant    Mortgages Scams Social Justice Taxes    Tax Credits Veterans

• Search the Blog
• Search for:

• Subscribe

  Entries RSS

Tax Credit Extended

Good news was announced last week for buyers under contracts entered before April 30, 2010. The home buyer tax credits of $8,000 for first-time home buyers and $6,500 for existing home owners that previously expired on June 30, 2010, have been extended.

Using a Land Installment Contract to Take Advantage of the New Homebuyer Tax Credit

For the prospective homebuyers out there who are unable to take advantage of the homebuyer tax credit because they cannot secure financing from a lender, there is a solution: the land contract.