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  1. RAchel says:

    Great News!

  2. Jack Ralston says:

    Phew! I was supposed to close the short sale of my personal residence Monday, December 31, 2012, but it is now being delayed to “probably” 5 more business days. I hope the Congress does not change its mind before then!

    Wish me well.

    JR

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  4. [...] House Passes Senate ‘Cliff’ Bill NAR Government Affairs summary of “fiscal cliff” legislation as passed by the House and the Senate. [...]

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  11. [...] Congress heard the voice of the real estate industry! With the passing of the bill that averted the “fiscal cliff,” Congress made several concessions that are quite favorable toward the housing industry. Included in the bill are a number of real estate tax breaks and credits that most notably include a year-long extension of mortgage cancellation relief for homeowners and sellers, a deduction for mortgage insurance premiums for filers making below $110,000, as well as a 10 percent tax credit for energy improvements to existing homes. In addition, there are only minimal changes to the tax exclusion for gains on the sale of a principal residence. To read the full summary from the National Association of Realtors, Click Here [...]

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  15. [...] Alternatively you can read a summary published by the National Association of Realtors this morning here; http://speakingofrealestate.blogs.realtor.org/2013/01/02/house-passes-senate-cliff-bill/ [...]

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