How to calculate Tax Returns with Home Purchase

Cajuncowboy;2804186 said:
If you haven't owned or had any ownership interest in a home in the last three years you will get 8,000.00 flat back on your taxes before all of the other deductions are taken.
Actually this can be applied retroactively to your 2008 taxes (even though you bought the house in 2009), so you can get it immediately by filing an amendment.
 
let's look at the many hats theo wears:

movie buff, NFL scout, economist, lawyer, real estate mangnate

:worthy:
 
Bob Sacamano;2804283 said:
let's look at the many hats theo wears:

movie buff, NFL scout, economist, lawyer, real estate mangnate

:worthy:
Now let's look at the caps that Bob Sacamano wears...

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WoodysGirl;2804307 said:
Now let's look at the caps that Bob Sacamano wears...

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:bow::laugh2::bow::laugh2:
 
WoodysGirl;2804307 said:
Now let's look at the caps that Bob Sacamano wears...

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:laugh2: :laugh1: :laugh2:


(stupid cowboy moderators)!!!



:laugh2:
 
WoodysGirl;2804307 said:
Now let's look at the caps that Bob Sacamano wears...

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oh i c

getting me back for putting you in the sexy girl's name list...
 
Bob Sacamano;2804312 said:
oh i c

getting me back for putting you in the sexy girl's name list...
Hadn't even read it...but it never hurts to take a shot when one's there for the taking.
 
WoodysGirl;2804307 said:
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OH Well played!
 
WoodysGirl;2804307 said:
Now let's look at the caps that Bob Sacamano wears...

http://i5.***BLOCKED***/albums/y164/nbr1diva/dunce.jpg


:laugh2:

What a riot!
 
theogt;2804249 said:
Actually this can be applied retroactively to your 2008 taxes (even though you bought the house in 2009), so you can get it immediately by filing an amendment.

Also, it can monetized right now if you are going FHA or some other program that provides a bridge loan.
 
Cajuncowboy;2804366 said:
Also, it can monetized right now if you are going FHA or some other program that provides a bridge loan.

The FHA backed off us this then jumped back on and now is back off of it again.

They realized that this could re-create some of the problems that started the mortgage meltdown, ie people could basically get a mortgage and put none of their money down for it.

Edit: Disregard, I misread what you stated.
 
Bob Sacamano;2804283 said:
let's look at the many hats theo wears:

movie buff, NFL scout, economist, lawyer, real estate mangnate

:worthy:

:bow: :D

Why do I get the feeling you're being sarcastic.
 
Maikeru-sama;2804427 said:
The FHA backed off us this then jumped back on and now is back off of it again.

They realized that this could re-create some of the problems that started the mortgage meltdown, ie people could basically get a mortgage and put none of their money down for it.

No, you can still get it through FHA but you need to have the required 3.5 % down before hand and then use the 8G for additional Down payment.
 
Cajuncowboy;2804447 said:
No, you can still get it through FHA but you need to have the required 3.5 % down before hand and then use the 8G for additional Down payment.

Hmmm, I just edited my post.

Maybe they have jumped back on this again but I talked to my lender and about 5 other lenders and they said the FHA backed off of it, this was last week.

Im not interested in using it as a down payment as I already have already saved enough quite a bit.

But I will be filing my 2008 amended tax return :D .

Right now I am considering buying points, but my lender still hasn't gotten back with me on whether a point is 1/8 or 1/4.
 
On another note, thank god I locked in at 5%, looking at Bankrate.com, rates are up to 5.45% :eek: .

Three more days until the Option Period ends....
 
Maikeru-sama;2804463 said:
On another note, thank god I locked in at 5%, looking at Bankrate.com, rates are up to 5.45% :eek: .

Three more days until the Option Period ends....
5% is excellent.
 
Maikeru-sama;2804463 said:
On another note, thank god I locked in at 5%, looking at Bankrate.com, rates are up to 5.45% :eek: .

Three more days until the Option Period ends....


If only you could hold off for maybe one more year (next year) to buy a house, I bet you would get a better rate.

Your rate now is not bad...but I think things are going to get better.


Make a plan, Stan!


;)
 

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