Living through a Tucson Winter can be pretty delightful - especially when you are getting a fat check from Uncle Sam for buying a home!
Sure - folks have probably already heard about the extended tax credit for homebuyers...but lets get one thing very clear: it isn't just for first time homebuyers anymore. With Tucson's home prices making the real estate market virtually "ON SALE" - and getting up to $8000, first time homebuyers can really give themselves a nice present.
Current homeowners looking to upsize or downsize can get up to $6500...and you don't have to sell your current home (but you do have to move into the new purchase). Perhaps that's the way to give yourself an investment property and the home you want at the same time?!?
Anyhow, for details, give me a call or shoot me an email. Lets enjoy a dip in the pool or a round of golf while discussing your needs - yes, even in winter.
Merry Christmas to everyone!
Specializing in Buyer & Seller Representation in the Tucson, Arizona real estate market.
All original material written by Kent Simpson unless attributed to source.©2011, 2010, 2009,2008,2007
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Howdy there Kent
After this last weekend. Folks in and around the NY State area, just might like to move to the Tucson area. That storm missed us.
Lucky you! I'm flying up to my sister's in Michigan for Christmas - but the forecast doesn't look too bad right now.
GOOD MORNING KENT! Lounging in the pool in December! Paints a nice picture of Tucson! Enjoy your trip to Michigan! -- Gabrielle
Dude, you are something else! I'm actually quite impressed! What video program did you use? I gotta get down there to meet you!
Howdy and Morning Kent
Hope you had a real fine Christmas in Michigan, with your sister! Happy New Year, my friend!
P.S. if you have not read the book SHIFT, its really a fine book to read.
Gabrielle - GOOD MORNIN' - right back atcha! LOL
Don - thanks for the kind words. Didn't use anything special...just Windows Movie Maker - its free (my specialty!)
Dale - I'm going to have to check out "Shift" thanks for the heads-up!