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Congress set to expand homebuyer tax credit
WASHINGTON - Buying a home is about to get cheaper for a whole new crop of homebuyers - $6,500 cheaper.
People:Max Baucus Barack Obama Activities:111th Congress 2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-11-05
Senators eye extending home credit to end of April
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate's top Democrat and top Republican each voiced support on Wednesday for extending and expanding a soon-to-expire tax credit aimed at boosting the fragile housing market, though a vote on the measure could be delayed until next week.
Nations:U.S. People:Mitch McConnell Harry Reid Activities:111th Congress 2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(Reuters)
2009-10-28
Senate Dems reach deal on homebuyer credit: Dodd
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top Democrats in the Senate have reached an agreement to extend the soon-to-expire $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers, Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd said on Tuesday.
People:Christopher Dodd Harry Reid Activities:111th Congress 2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(Reuters)
2009-10-27
Senators differ on extending homebuyer tax credit
WASHINGTON - Top Democrats in the Senate are pressing a plan that would extend a popular tax credit for first-time homebuyers but gradually phase it out over the course of next year.
People:Mitch McConnell Harry Reid Max Baucus Activities:111th Congress 2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-10-26
Government unveils new mortgage help for states
WASHINGTON - The Obama administration on Monday unveiled a new program to support state and local housing finance agencies. The plan will help the agencies finance mortgages for first-time homebuyers and develop rental housing.
Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-10-19
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