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Buyers - How You Can Save AT LEAST $10,000 On Your Home Purchase
Remember the $10,000 First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit? Sure you do. In the bad old days of, oh, say, 2009-2010, it was the biggest incentive for many people to get off the fence and enter the wonderful world of home ownership. I remember the panic many felt in the countdown to the expiration of the tax credit last June, and it wasn't just buyers that were panicking. There was a tremendous level of fear in the agent community as to what would happen to the real estate market once the tax credit went away.
Personally, I never understood that. Even at the height of the "tax credit hysteria", I could give my buyer clients at least a half-dozen reasons to buy other than $10,000 in their pocket. To give one of several examples, for most people in MA, the mortgage interest deduction alone would easily exceed $10,000 per year, and that's year after year, not just one time.
The funny thing is, a few years before the tax credit, I had created a program for my buyer clients to save them at least $10,000 on any home they bought through me. And I still offer that program today. In fact, you can find out about it HERE.
So, if you are looking to buy a home in MA, contact me today. Or, if you know somebody else who is, tell them to get in touch with me. There's no obligation, and you'll not only hire an experienced Buyer's Agent, and get first-class service (at no cost to you - my services are paid by the seller from the proceeds of the sale), you'll even save a few bucks too.
The government first-time homebuyer tax credit may be history, but my buyer clients are still saving big money today. And unlike the government tax credit, you don't have to be a first-time homebuyer. So give me a call, and let's find you that dream home.
