First Time Home Buyer extended Purchase 04/30/10 and close before 06/30/10 to receive 8,000 tax credit.
Current Homeowners may receive 6,500 credit for move up home purchases during same period.
Jerry Vinett is your local MortgagePRO
call 615-586-0111
Home ownership programs in Nashville allow up to 15,000.00 in assitance to family with income at 100% of the median income levels and below. This covers a large portion of the public call me for details and see which program your family qualifies for.
THDA Programs are not exclusive to first time buyer prior homeownership is permitted in many areas
THDA home loan qualifications and thda home loan programs available for the state of Tennessee. Jerry Vinett located in Nashville TN can help you with your education and qualification any where in TN Tennessee.
Earlier this year, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act of 2009 (“2009 Tax Act”). In division B, Title I, Section 1006, there is a provision for a First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit (Form 5405) up to $8,000 or 10% of the purchase price. This act provides for an exception for principal residences purchased between January 1, 2009, and November 30, 2009, which enables a first time homebuyer to receive the tax credit with no repayment required if the homebuyer occupies the property for 3 years. The 2009 Tax Act also provides for use of this credit with loans purchased with proceeds of tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds. Therefore, this credit can now be used with THDA’s mortgage programs. THDA is implementing a new second mortgage program, THDA Stimulus Loan Program, for downpayment and closing cost assistance. This program will complement THDA’s existing Homeownership Choices incorporating the tax credit. In order to be eligible for the second mortgage program, THDA MUST be providing funding for the first mortgage through the Great Rate or Great Advantage programs for the borrower(s) to purchase the home. Both the first and second mortgage must close on or before November 30, 2009. The November 30, 2009, date also applies to new construction. The new home must be complete and the loan closed on or before November 30, 2009.
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