Orlando First Time Home Buyers your free $8000 Tax Credit is set to expire really soon. That's right in less then 48 days the first time tax credit will expire and you will have missed out on one of the greatest home buying perks ever!
Plus if you are a move up buyer you can qualify for the $6500 tax credit but again that expires in 48 days as well. If you are on the fence now is the time to get off it and behind it instead!

So how do you qualify for the $8000 or $6500 tax credit?
First Time Home Buyer is someone who hasnt owned a home in the past 3 years
You purchase a home with a value of $80,000 or more (otherwise your tax credit is 10% of the purchase price)
Be under contract on a home by April 30, 2010 and close by June 30, 2010
If you are a move up buyer:
You must have been in your current home for a minimum of the past 5 years
Purchase of homes priced above $800,000 are not eligible for the tax credit.
The income limit for a single taxpayer is $125,000; $225,000 for married joint filing taxpayers.
If you are in the market to purchase a home in the Orlando area dont sit on the fence. Prices couldnt be better, the interest rate is still at an all time low for a 30 year fixed rate mortgage and there is free money from Uncle Sam!
Contact my team and I if you are ready to purchase your first home or move-up property today! We can even help you qualify for down payment assistance programs up to $35,000.
Heather Joubran, GRI, NRBA, CLHMS, CDPE
RE/MAX Central Realty
www.HeatherTheRealtor.com (407) 810-6304
Specializing in First Time Home Buyers, Short Sales, Bank Owned Real Estate, REO & Foreclosure Properties
Servicing Real Estate Needs in: Lake Mary, Longwood, Winter Springs, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Orlando, Downtown Orlando, Thornton Park, College Park, Winter Park, Maitland, Windermere, UCF, Lake Nona, Baldwin Park, Apopka, Ocoee & Winter Garden



It's very important when considering to short sale your home that you have an experienced agent on your side. One that has certifications, like a CDPE and proof of prior deals that have successfully closed. Here's why, this weekend I received a call from a clients uncle who is handling his mortgage. The nephew was referred to me at the end of the year by a prior client. After speaking with this young gentleman and helping him some he decided to buy a short sale that he saw driving around. Well this uncle has now called me back 3 months into this deal and no real movement, I told him if he wanted me to help his nephew I would.
Thinking about purchasing your first home in Orlando? Then read this First Time Home Buyer Guide to find out if you are ready to purchase your first house.