Comments on: Home Buyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded to Include Many More Buyers

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By: Obama wants you to buy a new fridge | elephant journal

Obama wants you to buy a new fridge | elephant journal — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:56:27 +0000

[...] there was Cash for Clunkers and the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit, later expanded to all home buyers. But, what if you don’t need a new car or want to move? [...]

By: Moody’s Economist predicts real estate prices for 2010 – only one city expected to see an increase | elephant journal

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:38:57 +0000

[...] that will be hitting the market next year and the phase out of government incentives like the home buyer tax credit (April 2010) and the Fed’s increased purchase of mortgage backed securities (March 2010). [...]

By: daoine o'

daoine o' — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:16:27 +0000

i'm one of the unlucky ones who bought my home waaaaay back in 2008, and i have to pay back the $7500 'credit' i received; $500/year for the next 15 years out of my taxes. guess i shoulda just stayed an unhappy apartment-dweller for another year, eh? then i could have 'free' gov't money, too?

By: Roland

Roland — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 05:41:59 +0000

I know a lot of people in the Boulder community have been lured by the Siren song of quick and easy wealth through real estate. I know a lot of people are stuck in their burdensome mortgages because at this point values just don't seem to want to go up much more, and they may have bought more than they can afford here. However, I fail to understand why perpetuate this flawed scheme at this point, especially in the Elephant. Is the tax credit really good for the economy, or is it just "extend and pretend"? http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/beat_the_press... Also, where did this start? Bush's ownership society? http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/mortgages/200409... Perhaps! How did our left leaning community come to embrace real estate as "the path" and now "own" this issue so passionately? It's time to give up real estate as anything but a place to live for people who can afford the luxury of having a huge chunk of money tied up in an illiquid asset.