Washington - Oct 28, 2009 - Senate leaders have reached a tentative deal to extend the first-time homebuyers' tax credit that was originally set to expire Nov 11, 2009, passed earlier this year as part of the stimulus bill, Republican and Democratic sources released on Wednesday. In addition, they are adding a $6,500 credit for some current homeowners who buy a new residence.
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Don't lose out on the free $8,000 check from the government for first time home buyers (anyone who has not owned a PRIMARY RESIDENCE in the last 3 years). This ends the last day of November, 2009. CORRECTION - EXTENDED TO APRIL 2010!!
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