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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Meet Sara Vestal


Meet Sara, Agent for Sandy and Bill Scott.
Raised in a family of Residential and Commercial Realtors, Sara was destined to hold a real estate license. She graduated from Texas Tech University where she received a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies. After graduation, she headed to Dallas and served as Development Coordinator for the American Heart Association. Soon after, Texas Tech University employed her to help recruit and advise incoming students from the Forth Worth area. Her husband brought her back to West Texas after receiving employement with Warren Caterpillar. She is now a licensed Real Estate Agent working with Sandy and Bill Scott. Sara is active in the Midland community through The Junior League of Midland, Inc. She spends her time volunteering through the League in varous family education projects. Sara loves West Texas and would be happy to find you a place to call HOME!

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Homebuyer Tax Credit Questions & Answers

Who is eligible?
First-time homebuyers are eligible for the $8,000 credit. A person is considered a first-time buyer if he/she has not had any ownership interest in a home in the three years previous to the day of the purchase. Move-up buyers are eligible for the $6,500 credit. Move-up buyers must have resided in their homes for three out of the five previous years.

How does the tax credit work?
Every dollar of a tax credit reduces income taxes by a dollar. Credits are claimed on an individual's income tax return. Thus, a qualified purchaser would figure out all the income items and exemptions and make all of the calculations required to figure out his/her total tax due. Then, once the total tax owed has been computed, tax credits are applied to reduce the total tax bill. So, if before taking any credits on a tax return, a person has a total tax liability of $9,500, an $8,000 credit would wipe out all by $1,500 of the tax due.

What happens if the purchaser is eligible for an $8,000 credit but his/her income tax liability is only $6,000?
This tax credit is what is called a "refundable" credit. Thus, if the eligible purchaser's total tax liability was $6,000, the IRS would send the purchaser a check for $2,000.

Can I use the credit amount as part of my downpayment?
Some states and local governments have provided mechanisms to provide for this by providing a loan secured against the credit. Check with your loan officer for such programs.

This article is compliments of Suzanne Smith with HNB Mortgage.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Happy Holidays!

We would like to wish you and your family a joyful holiday season. Enjoy great family, friends, food, and laughter as we bring in 2010!
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