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The $8,000 Federal Tax Credit can now be used to as a down payment
to purchase your first home.
The Utah Home Run2 Grant is available again.

There were two very exciting things that happened this last week.

First :  The $8,000 Federal Tax Credit can now be used to as a down payment to purchase your first home.
The new program offered by Utah Housing called Equity Now makes it possible for First Time Home Buyers to use their $8,000 Federal Tax Credit for the down payment on their first home.  

You have run out of excuses.  
Excuse #1) No down payment - You can use the $8,000 Federal Tax Credit to purchase your first home.
Excuse #2) Interest rates are too high - Interest rates are the lowest they have been in years.
Excuse #3) Prices are too high -  Because of the market, home prices have dropped.  Don't wait until they start going up again.

Time is running out.  
The federal Tax Credit program ends on November 30, 2009.  

Contact Linda Bills today.   801-347-3384  
We need to get started immediately.

Second:  The Utah Home Run2 Grant is available again.
If you qualify, you can get up to $4,000 when you purchase a new construction home.
You do not have to be a first time home buyer.

The money on these grants ran out very quickly the last time they were offered by the State of Utah.
Don't miss out.  Visit our site for Utah Home Run2 Grant Frequestly Asked Questions.

Don't waste time.
The government is just givingyou this money.
Take advantage of these programs today.

Contact Linda Bills today.  801-347-3384

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Two New Programs Available
Two very exciting things that happened this last week.
First :  The $8,000 Federal Tax Credit can now be used to as a down payment to purchase your first home.
Second :  The Utah Home Run2 Grant is available again.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT HOME RUN 2 GRANTS
What is the $4,000 Home Run 2 Grant?
The Home Run 2 Grant is a mortgage assistance program that grants $4,000 to home buyers who wish to:
(A) have a new home constructed,
(B) have a partially-constructed home completed, or
(C) purchase a newly-constructed home. It must be the primary residence of the home buyer. Homes that have been previously occupied do not qualify.  FULL STORY

First Time Home Buyers Have An Effect on The Real Estate Market
Lower Interest Rates and Federal First Time Home Buyer Rebate

First-time Home buyers accounted for half of all purchases nationally during the first quarter of 2009 as reported by the National Association of Realtors. 134 out of 152 metropolitan statistical areas1 reported lower median existing single-family home prices in comparison with the first quarter of 2008, while 18 metros had price gains.

First-time home buyers were reacting lower prices caused by foreclosures and short sales, The enticement of the $8,000 Tax Rebate and lower interest rates got a lot of First Time Home Buyers out on the streets for their dream home. Their sales had a dramatic impact on metropolitan area median home prices in the first quarter.