$8,000 Tax Credit Helps 1st-Time Home Buyers
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009Are you out looking for your first home? You picked the very best time to buy! Not only are our homes value-priced so you get SO much more home for your money, but now you may qualify for a $8,000 tax credit. Qualifying first-time home buyers will receive a tax credit that is 10% of the home’s purchase price up to a maximum of $8,000. This is different than the much-talked-about $7,500 tax credit from 2008. How? The new tax credit does not have to be repaid. This is great news!
IBS Sneak Peek - Internet Marketing Strategies Class
Thursday, October 23rd, 2008The 2009 International Builder’s Show is FINALLY back in Vegas in January. But if you can’t make the trip and are interested in what’s new in Internet Marketing in real estate, come to the HBA on Wednesday, November 5. The interactive panel discussion will be presented by 4 industry MIRM experts: Dina Gundersen, Director of Marketing [...]
Hays Farm in Marietta….last chance for the best lots
Thursday, July 24th, 2008New floorplans, half acre homesites, and a beautiful new Monte Hewett home await at Hays Farm in Marietta, next door to the Kennesaw National Battlefield Park. Monte Hewett is releasing two brand new plans for their next homes in the $300’s planned for the final homesites at Hays Farm.Â
“These new plans are some of the most creative yet,” say Monte Hewett, president. [...]
What is the Monte Hewett Homes Difference
Monday, November 19th, 2007The Monte Hewett Homes difference starts from day one, when we carefully select from the best locations in Metro Atlanta. We outfit each community with the amenities you want and with distinctive homes that are as unique as you.
When it’s time to build, we meet and exceed EarthCraft and Energy Star standards so your home [...]
Does Renting make sense in today’s home buying environment?
Wednesday, October 17th, 2007An interesting trend has started among some first-time homebuyers and even homeowners who recently sold their home, it is called renting. Does this make sense in today’s market? As always, the answer is still NO. Renters lose money every month regardless of the current market.
As reported by Darren Meade from the American Chronicle on August [...]
