// archives

Real

This tag is associated with 100 posts

Real Estate Investing Tips & Techniques | Chandler AZ Homes

Real Estate Investing Tips & Techniques | Chandler AZ Homes

Virtual real estate investing probably makes you think of a number of things. You likely leap to real estate investing as real estate portfolios and real estate .

Real Estate Investing Tips & Techniques | Chandler AZ Homes

Real Estate Investing Tips & Techniques | Chandler AZ Homes

Virtual real estate investing probably makes you think of a number of things. You likely leap to real estate investing as real estate portfolios and real estate .

Real Estate Full layered .PSD theme – PSD Templates – ThemeForest

Real Estate Full layered .PSD theme – PSD Templates – ThemeForest

This is aCOMPLETElayered .PSD theme with a suitable look&feel for any type of business companies.- REAL website look and feel.-Easy to make suitable-Clean Style-Contemporary-ProfessionalThe file…

Creating E-Mail Newsletters: A Practical Guide for the Real Estate Community

Creating E-Mail Newsletters: A Practical Guide for the Real Estate Community

The ultimate guide for anyone in the real estate industry who is contemplating an e-mail newsletter or website…

New Homebuyer Tax Credit Proposal: Impact on the Housing Market

New Homebuyer Tax Credit Proposal: Impact on the Housing Market

On a 403-12 vote today, the House of Representatives approved a measure to extend the $8,000 first-time homebuyer tax credit , along with a $6,500 tax credit for repeat homebuyers who have lived in their current homes for at least five years. The Senate has already approved the bill, and the President is expected to sign it tomorrow. To qualify for the credits, applicants must sign a purchase agreement by April 30, 2010 and close by June 30, 2010 and have annual incomes below $125,000 (for individuals) and $250,000 (for joint filers). Income limits were previously $75,000 for individuals and $150,000 for joint filers. In addition, the home being purchased must be for the applicant’s primary residence (i.e., no vacation homes or investment properties) and priced at no more than $800,000