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By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:45:23 +0000

While $8000 may make a substantial difference in some markets, it’s like those markets are also in very dire employment rate situations.

Generally speaking $8000 should not make or break a persons decision to purchase a home. This is not to say if you were considering to buy because your financials are in order that taking advantage of this credit is not a good thing. Of course you should look to save money where possible.

However if you were not able to afford a home or are unsure about whether or not you can afford one, an $8000 credit should not sway you toward buying a home.

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