Home Buyer Tax Credit Resources

Congress has extended the time limit for the first-time home buyer tax credit, added repeat buyers and increased the income limits! Home buyers that didn’t qualify before may be eligible now, providing a great opportunity to market to higher-income or move-up buyers. Use these print ads, flyers, Web banners and other resources to let consumers know that buying a new home right now is the opportunity of a lifetime. The materials direct consumers to NAHB’s consumer Web site: www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com.

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2010 Tax Credit Public Service Announcement (PSA) TV Spot NAHB has created a television public service announcement (PSA) to promote the extended $8,000 first-time home buyer and the new $6,500 repeat buyer tax credits to consumers. HBAs and members are encouraged to place the PSA on their Web sites and on local cable television channels. Space has … 1/13/2010	Web page
Tax Credit Expands Home Buyer, Economic Opportunities The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is spreading the word to consumers about an important new law that extends and expands an attractive tax incentive for potential home buyers.  The Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009, signed into law by President … 11/17/2009	Press Release
YouTube/NAHBTV Video: Tax Credit FAQs NAHB's Chief Economist answers frequently-asked questions about the new 2009-2010 home buyer tax credits. 11/12/2009	External Link
2009-2010 Home Buyer Tax Credit Web Site Ads Promote the housing tax credits by placing these banners on your Web site and linking them to www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com. 11/11/2009	Web page
Federal Housing Tax Credit Consumer Web site Eligibility requirements, FAQs, videos and more on the new federal home buyer tax credit signed into law on Nov. 6, 2009. 11/9/2009	External Link
2009-2010 Home Buyer Federal Tax Credit Fact Sheet Information about the new extended and expanded home buyer federal tax credit signed into law on Nov. 6, 2009. 11/6/2009	Web page
FHA Tax Credit Monetization Helps Home Buyers With Upfront Costs First-time home buyers who would otherwise qualify for the $8,000 tax credit, but don’t have the money for a down payment or closing fees, may now be able to get a loan to help cover those upfront costs. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on May 29 that … 6/9/2009	Press Release
FAQs on Tax Credit Monetization for Home Buyers answers to frequently-asked questions about the new HUD tax credit monetization program for first-time home buyers with FHA loans 6/3/2009	PDF
Explanation of FHA Mortgagee Letter on Tax Credit Monetization 6/1/2009	PDF
Tax Credit Monetization Mortgagee Letter 6/1/2009	PDF
Tax Credit Advance Loan Programs to Help with Down Payment and Closing Costs To help buyers that need down payment and closing cost assistance when purchasing a home with the tax credit, a number of state housing finance agencies (HFAs) are offering special short-term second loans to qualified buyers. 4/6/2009	External Link
Home Buyer Tax Credit on Facebook Information, eligibility requirements and more about the federal home buyer tax credit. 3/17/2009	External Link
"Opportunity Knocks" Brochure for Consumers Brochure for consumers that describes the many benefits of homeownership, including the first-time and new repeat home buyer tax credits. 3/5/2009	Web page