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Tweets

28 Feb 2010 No Comments

by Brittneyin Uncategorized

• 21:39 @placetohidenet Awesome! I’m looking forward to it. :) #

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Tweets

27 Feb 2010 No Comments

by Brittneyin Uncategorized

• 16:28 My Top 3 Weekly #lastfm artists: Hanson (55), TwilightSource.com (12) and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (10) bit.ly/90RlLX #
• 22:47 @becboobear Probably because sometimes I go for days without tweeting. #

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Tweets

26 Feb 2010 No Comments

by Brittneyin Uncategorized

• 18:38 @prettyzombiegrl I’ll think on it and try to come up with some good ones. :) #
• 18:39 I am so ready to be over this stupid cold. I feel like I’ve lost a week of my life lying in bed. #
• 02:01 I’d really love to get back to sleeping normal hours again – especially since I’ve got Tori tomorrow, or should I say later today? #
• 10:48 Off to pick Tori up from preschool. Then the bank and picking up lunch. I is hungry. #
• 12:48 Tori went to her dad’s. Off babysitting duty. Might go back to bed. Only got 3 hours of sleep. So tired. Cold’s still kicking my ass. :( #
• 15:07 @prettyzombiegrl Thanks! I’m going to try to make it up tonight. :) #
• 15:11 Woohoo! Just passed 1100 tweets! #

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Tweets

20 Feb 2010 No Comments

by Brittneyin Uncategorized

• 20:32 mmm chocolate cake from scratch. can’t believe my cousin cassie is 12. crazy. #

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$6,500 Tax Credit

19 Feb 2010 No Comments

by Brittneyin Sponsored Tags: ppp, tax credits, taxes

If you are looking to buy a new home, time is of the essence. There has been an extension and expansion on the federal income tax credit for homebuyers. Since there may not be future extensions, it is important to act now. Biding contracts are urged to be written up by April 30, 2010 with a closing date of June 30, 2010. The new income limits are now $125,000 for singles and $225,000 for married couples with a $20,000 phase out credit for both.

For those who are looking to buy for the first time or have not owned a home within the last three years can receive a tax credit up to $8,000 while homeowners who have lived 5 consecutive years in a home within the past 8 years may receive up to a $6,500 Tax Credit

As of 2009, the tax credit has added roughly $22 billion to the general economy. The National Association of Realtors News Release approximated that 2 million people have already utilized the tax credit.

It can never hurt to explore your options. This is an opportunity to both help yourself as well as boost the economy. Don’t miss out on a option that is not likely to come back around in the near future.