Comments on: Want $8,000 for buying a home? Time is Running Out… http://www.johnhuberrealestate.com/want-8000-for-buying-a-home-time-is-running-out/ The latest downtown Raleigh real estate news, listings, bargain homes, and other info about Raleigh real estate and the surrounding areas Wed, 09 Dec 2009 23:04:08 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Tom Deadmore http://www.johnhuberrealestate.com/want-8000-for-buying-a-home-time-is-running-out/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Tom Deadmore Tue, 22 Sep 2009 15:59:22 +0000 http://www.johnhuberrealestate.com/?p=117#comment-26 Great information John. I've also been letting my clients know that if their income is below a certain level ($75,000 in Wake County) that they can qualify for an additional 20% tax credit against the interest they pay on their home up to a max of $2000 per year. This is known as a Mortgage Credit Certificate and the program is approved through the NC Housing Finance Authority. So many lenders don't even tell their clients about this as they see it as "more work". Our team makes it a point to inform all qualified clients about this "additional" credit that is NOT scheduled to go away. Keep on sharing this great information. Best regards, Tom Deadmore NCSU '88 WR Starkey Mortgage Great information John. I’ve also been letting my clients know that if their income is below a certain level ($75,000 in Wake County) that they can qualify for an additional 20% tax credit against the interest they pay on their home up to a max of $2000 per year. This is known as a Mortgage Credit Certificate and the program is approved through the NC Housing Finance Authority. So many lenders don’t even tell their clients about this as they see it as “more work”. Our team makes it a point to inform all qualified clients about this “additional” credit that is NOT scheduled to go away.
Keep on sharing this great information.
Best regards,
Tom Deadmore
NCSU ‘88
WR Starkey Mortgage

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