By jimdolanch on April 1st, 2010
Pittsburgh home buyers-if you are searching the Pittsburgh MLS for your dream home right now, you will want to try to find it before the end of April 2010, so you can take advantage of the First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit. The tax credit has already been extended twice, and so far I have [...]
By jimdolanch on February 11th, 2010
When you start the journey to Pittsburgh, PA home ownership, you have many options and choices to make-and sometimes it can be hard to tell which decisions are the best for you, your finances and your situation.
Pittsburgh Homes For Sale
First off, when you start browsing the Pittsburgh MLS home search through www.jimdolanch.com, you have the [...]
By jimdolanch on November 18th, 2009
It has been a season of ups and downs for the Pittsburgh area real estate; however, October showed signs of a turnaround as last-minute buyers apparently scrambled to take advantage of the $8,000 federal tax credit that was originally set to expire in November.
Pittsburgh Homes For Sale
Pittsburgh home sellers will be excited to learn [...]
By jimdolanch on September 14th, 2009
If you are in the position to buy a Peters Township area home, and the time is right for you to buy Pittsburgh property, then you have a little over a month left to take advantage of the $8,000 first time home buyers tax credit.
But wait, you say? We have until Nov. 30, 2009, [...]
By jimdolanch on August 25th, 2009
Pittsburgh and Peters Township First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit Details
The First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit is a simple plan, but it brings many pages of paperwork, explanation, and rules. To help answer all the questions that can arrise from about the credit, I have chosen some of the top questions I hear, from Pittsburgh Home [...]
By jimdolanch on August 20th, 2009
Everyday I receive calls Pittsburgh and Peters Township residents about the First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit. How do you qualify? What are the details? What do you have to do to apply?
Since the entire tax credit document is very long , I thought I would do a brief overview, with future posts on more specific aspects to the [...]