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  • December 2009 Sales Update

    A quick look at the December 2009 sales report shows us that sales were up 2.5% for December and higher volume of sales over 2008 by 21 units. Hey, we'll take our good news when we can get it! Check it out here: http://www2.cabr.org/files/homesalesdec2009.pdf
    Posted to Chris Wood (Weblog) by 587686 on February 2, 2010
  • Getting Ready to Buy in 2010

    Check back for updates on getting ready to buy.  I will be expanding on this topic throughout the year. What exactly does a first time home buyer need?   Planning!  and then more Planning!  Start by having a good conversation with a trusted lender.  Perhaps talk to several, however, you need to choose one and stick with ...
    Posted to Chris Wood (Weblog) by 587686 on January 14, 2010
  • 7530 Blue Ash Rd. 45236 - For sale in Cincinnati

    [photo:listing:7568049:1] This wonderful Bungalow style home in the hear of Blue Ash, OH has been completely updated on the inside.  New paint througout, with all new flooring, it's simply ready for you to move right in.  This is not a large house, by any means, but if you are just starting out or perhaps are renting that one or two ...
    Posted to Chris Wood (Weblog) by 587686 on January 4, 2010
  • No longer just a Bill - It's official!

    On November 6, 2009, Presidnet Obama signed into law the extension of the $8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers.  This law has a few additional perks, though, for some move up buyers!  Along with extending some unemployment benefits for several hard hit areas of the country, it also adds a tax credit of up to $6,500 for qualified ...
    Posted to Chris Wood (Weblog) by 587686 on November 9, 2009
  • Tax Credit Extension and Expansion (Updates)

    The House and the Senate have both passed legislation to extend the $8000 first time home buyer tax credit and to add an additional $6500 for move up buyers provided they have lived in their home for at least 5 years.  Home prices were capped at $800,000!  This passed quite easily and quickly through both houses and President Obama is ...
    Posted to Chris Wood (Weblog) by 587686 on November 5, 2009