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Tips For Mooresville North Carolina Homebuyers- You Can't Afford Not To buy A Home
Thinking that you can't afford to buy a home? Unsure about becoming a new homeowner in this economy? Think Again! The truth is you can't afford NOT to buy a home in the Mooresville and lake Norman North Carolina area. There are some really great Read More...
Posted 21 October 09 11:45 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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Lake Norman North Carolina August 2009 Home Sales
Comparing this past August to August of 2008 we see only one major change : prices! Homes are listed for sale approximately 16% below the prices for the same time last year. It's a great time to buy a new home in the Lake Norman area, especially for Read More...
Posted 10 September 09 12:43 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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Price Reduced on 170 Golden Valley Drive in Linwood Farms
Linwood Farms, Mooresville - Announcing a price reduction on 170 Golden Valley Drive, a 2,674 sq. ft., 3 bath, 4 bdrm 2 story "Open Floor Plan". Now MLS® $285,000 - Priced To Sell!. Property information Read More...
Posted 08 July 09 03:31 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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Interesting Facts On The New $8000 Tax Credit
What types of homes will qualify for the tax credit? Any home that will be used as a principal residence qualifies for the credit. this includes single family homes, condos & town homes, manufactured ( mobil) homes, modualr homes & even houseboats. Read More...
Posted 01 May 09 10:41 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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More Info On the $8000 Tax Credit
How does the new tax credit differ from teh 2008 tax credit? The most significant difference is the this year's tax credit does not have to be repaid! This tax incentive is a true tax credit. but home buyers must use the residence as a principal for Read More...
Posted 25 April 09 01:07 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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First Time Buyer Tax Credit Tips
How is this home buyer tax credit different from last years (2008)? the most significant difference is that this tax credit Does Not Have To Be Paid Back! This tax incentive is a true tax credit. but, homes buyers must use the property as a principal Read More...
Posted 06 April 09 02:42 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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More Information On New Tax Credit
So far we have answered questions on eligibility, the amount of the credit and income limits as applied to the credit. Let's move on! How is a partial credit determined? There is a $20,000 difference between those who are eligible for a full tax credit Read More...
Posted 25 March 09 12:52 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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More Q&A On The New $8000 Tax Credit For First Time Homebuyers!
Does your income matter when claiming the tax credit? The full tax credit of $8000 is given to buyers with a modified gross adjusted income of less than $75,000 for single taxpayers and $150,000 for married taxpayers filing a joint return. For taxpayers Read More...
Posted 24 March 09 02:30 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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$8000 Tax Credit Questions Answered!
There is some confusion surrounding all of the qualifiers attached to this new Tax Credit in the Stimulus Plan. Our goal in publishing this is to tackle the questions one or two at a time & to provide potential buyers with all of the information they Read More...
Posted 16 March 09 11:49 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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Good News For Homeowners!
According to the Charlotte Observer on Saturday 12/20/08 there's good news on the horizon for homeowners who may be facing some financial difficulties in today's economy. Starting immediately, Fannie Mae is allowing borrowers facing financial Read More...
Posted 21 December 08 12:05 by Ken & Denyse Naylor | 0 Comments   
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