The popular $8,000 home buyer tax credit expired Friday, creating a crazy day for people buying homes and the loan officers to get the paperwork done on time.
Archives for April, 2010
First-time homebuyers who sign a contract by midnight on April 30th get an $8,000 tax credit.
30 Apr
Feds Guynn Warned in 2004 Low Rates May Fuel Home-Price Surge
Posted in Buying & Selling, Credit, Small Business by | No CommentsApril 30 — The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta told fellow policy makers in 2004 that the central banks low interest rates may be contributing to surging home prices, according to transcripts of their meetings.
This year’s General Assembly is a wrap.
30 Apr
Home Federal Bancorp, Inc. Announces Second Quarter Results
Posted in Buying & Selling, News, Personal Finance, Renting & Real Estate, Small Business by | No CommentsNAMPA, Idaho — Home Federal Bancorp, Inc. , the parent company of Home Federal Bank , today announced second quarter results for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2010.
30 Apr
10 Tips for Landing the Home of Your Dreams
Posted in Credit, Personal Finance by | No Comments10 Tips for Landing the Home of Your Dreams
30 Apr
Finance director discusses bond rating upgrade, sales tax
Posted in Credit, Small Business by | No CommentsCleburne Mayor Ted Reynolds congratulated city staff in the finance department on Tuesday and announced that Standard & Poors raised the rating on Cleburnes outstanding water and sewer system revenue bonds from A-plus to AA-minus.
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30 Apr
Fed Puzzled by Hard to Explain Home Prices in 2004
Posted in Buying & Selling, News, Personal Finance by | No CommentsApril 30 — Federal Reserve officials were perplexed by speculation in housing and rising home prices in the course of discussions that resulted in an increase in borrowing costs in June 2004, according to transcripts of their meeting.
30 Apr
Fed Puzzled by Hard to Explain Home Prices in 2004
Posted in Credit, News, Personal Finance, Small Business by | No CommentsApril 30 — Federal Reserve officials were perplexed by speculation in housing and rising home prices in the course of discussions that resulted in an increase in borrowing costs in June 2004, according to transcripts of their meeting.


