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| Direct: | (425) 422-2267 |
| Office: | (425) 422-2267 |
| Fax: | (425) 487-3759 |
| Jack's Cell: | (425) 422-2267 |
| Nancy's Cell: | (206) 409-0210 |
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Although we do list homes from time to time, we are primarily Buyer's Agents. Therefore, if you are working with or obligated to use a particular real estate agent or agency, please have them contact us about properties we are advertising on this website as these properties are not our listings, unless we have specifically indicated that we are the listing agents. Those of you who are not already working with an agent, please call or email us directly. Thank you.
Inventory shrinking, sales rising, prices stabilizing in some Northwest Multiple Listing Service areas
NWMLS, Kirkland, WA, June 4, 2009.
...Waiting longer to buy a home is not likely to pay off, according to NWMLS director Kathy Estey after reviewing reports summarizing May activity. Estey pointed to shrinking inventory, double-digit increases in the number of pending sales, solid open house activity, and signs of stabilizing prices as indicators of an improving market
5/31/2009 This week we have located 363 Bank Owned homes for sale. Banks are very willing to negotiate and some astute buyers are taking advantage of a great opportunity! There were 56 sales of Bank owned bargains in the past 7 days (THIS IS A NEW RECORD FOR SALES OF THESE HOMES!!!) Click HERE to ask us for details.
In all of our years in the business we have never seen it easier to get a loan for a first time buyer than it is today!
NEW FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER TAX Credit. Congress recently amended the first-time homebuyer tax credit to make it more attractive to buy a home now. Most significantly, it removed the requirement that the tax credit be repaid over 15 years and increased the tax credit to $8,000. Now a first-time homebuyer can receive a refundable tax credit for 10% of the purchase price of the home up to $8,000. If the homebuyer does not have $8,000 in taxes for 2009, the difference will be paid to the homebuyer in the form of a check from the government. If the taxpayer has no federal income tax due in 2009, the government will send him or her an $8,000 check upon the filing of a tax return. The tax credit is not subject to repayment unless the homebuyer sells the home or ceases to use it as a primary residence within 36 months of purchase. To be eligible, the homebuyer must not have owned an interest in a principal residence within the three years prior to the purchase. In the case of a married couple, neither spouse may have owned an interest in a residence within the three-year period. If unmarried persons buy a personal residence together they will share the tax credit in proportion to their ownership interest. The tax credit phases out for high income taxpayers - between $75,000 and $95,000 of adjusted gross income for individuals and between $150,000 and $170,000 for married persons filing jointly. The tax credit is only available for purchases of personal residences which close before December 1, 2009.
The Seattle real estate market has been deemed #1 in the country with the best chance to speedily recover from our sour economy.
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