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Want a check for $8000 even if your credit is bad?

Want a check for $8000 in the mail in the next few weeks? Buyers are doing it, even with bad credit, how you ask?  It’s for a limited time, you will need to hurry.  If you want to buy a house on a contract for deed, you can have bad or average credit, no need for a bank today, this program applies to those that qualify for loans also, here is how it works:  http://money.cnn.com/2009/02/13/real_estate/homebuyer_tax_credit_finalized/index.htm?postversion=2009021712  Basically if you are going to live in the property for up to 3 years, and do owner occupied and are purchasing a house, not a rent to own, you have to purchase the house with financing or on a contract for deed, then you can qualify for this $8000.  You have to be a first time home buyer, but read the article, a first time home buyers is anyone who hasn’t owned a home in 3 years.  ”To qualify for the credit, the purchase must be made between Jan. 1, 2009 and Nov. 30, 2009.”  So their is only limited time.  ”Buyers may not have owned a home for the past three years to qualify as “first time” buyer. They must also live in the house for at least three years, or they will be obligated to pay back the credit.”

Sounds pretty easy, right?  email me ron@minnesotainvestors.com and we’ll get you started, if you put $5-8,000 down on a contract for deed with bad credit, knowing you could get up to $8000 back on taxes depending on your tax situation and quickly, wouldn’t you want to buy now!

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