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	<title>The Las Vegas Condo Loft</title>
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	<description>A Las Vegas Real Estate Blog Highlighting The In's &#38; Out's Of Living Downtown Las Vegas, NV.</description>
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		<title>Las Vegas Condo Website &amp; Blogs</title>
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Hello from New  York City.  I just wanted to send out a  short message this  morning and give you a quick update on our website  and blogs.  First off  our blogs have been fully restored and we are up  and running at 100%.   So blog followers, readers and admirers &#8211; comment  away!
Secondly the framework of our core website (CondoDomain.com)  has been restored and  successful moved to a brand new server  environment.  In hopes to eliminate all  of the bugs, errors and  downtime we were experiencing, the new site is  lightning fast giving  you all a much better consumer experience.  Search  10X faster today!
Left to be done over the next week.
1.  Reinstall our core MLS search functionality on Boston, Chicago, DC,  Baltimore &amp; NYC
2.  Prepare MLS installations on the remaining 15 new markets.
3. Install our new &#8220;Condo Forum&#8221; and more features we have to   surprise you!
On behalf of CondoDomain I would like to apologize for anyone who has   experienced technical issues or website performance over the past few   weeks.  I can assure you the problems are behind us now and we look   forward to providing an even better experience, starting today!
Any questions &#8211; as always &#8211; contact your City Vice President and of   course feel free to drop me a line as well!
Sincerely,
Tony Longo
CondoDomain/CEO
ajl [at] CondoDomain.com
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		<title>Las Vegas First Time Homebuyers</title>
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Las Vegas First Time Homebuyers &#8211; Make sure you read this!!!
While the proposed $15,000 home-buyer tax credit died in negotiations between the House and the Senate, the $787 billion stimulus bill that President Barack Obama signed into law Tuesday includes a similar&#8211;albeit smaller&#8211;measure designed to help revive the real estate market. Here are six things you need to know about the freshly-enacted $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit.
1. Eight grand, new buyers: The tax credit included in the economic stimulus legislation is much narrower than the $15,000 proposal. This credit is equivalent to 10 percent of the purchase price of the home&#8211;although it&#8217;s capped at $8,000&#8211;and applies only to first-time home buyers and principal residences. But unlike an earlier $7,500 home buyer tax credit, this one does not have to be repaid.
2. First time buyers defined: For the purpose of this legislation, a &#8220;first-time home buyer&#8221; is someone who hasn&#8217;t owned a principal residence for three years before buying a house. (The date of purchase is considered the day that the title is transferred.) That means if you&#8217;ve owned a vacation home&#8211;but not a principal residence&#8211;within the past three years, you would still qualify for the credit.
3. 2009 buyers only: Only those who purchase a home
on or after January 1 and before December 1, 2009 are eligible for the credit. Anyone who bought a home last year won&#8217;t be able to take advantage of it.
4. Income limits: The tax credit is subject to income limitations. Single buyers need a modified adjusted gross income of $75,000 or less to qualify for the full credit, that&#8217;s $150,000 for married couples. Those earning more than these thresholds may be eligible for reduced credits.
5. Refundable: Because the tax credit is &#8220;refundable,&#8221; qualified buyers can take advantage of it even if they don&#8217;t have much tax liability.
6. Recapture: Buyers have to own the home for at least three years in order to capitalize on the credit. If they sell the home before then, they will have to return the credit to the government. (Exceptions will be made in certain cases, such as death or divorce.)
More information on Las Vegas First-Time Homebuyers right here on the source for Las Vegas Condos !!!
http://www.usnews.com
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		<title>Manhattan in Las Vegas</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/manhattan-in-las-vegas/</link>
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		<title>Spring Valley</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/spring-valley/</link>
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		<title>Vegas Value</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/vegas-value/</link>
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		<title>The Las Vegas Strip</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/the-las-vegas-strip/</link>
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		<title>Affordable Las Vegas</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/affordable-las-vegas/</link>
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		<title>North Las Vegas Condo News</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/north-las-vegas-condo-news/</link>
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		<title>Finding Las Vegas Foreclosures</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/finding-las-vegas-foreclosures/</link>
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		<title>Las Vegas Lofts</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/las-vegas-lofts/</link>
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		<title>Foreclosure Sales are Up Nationwide</title>
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		<link>http://www.lasvegascondoloft.com/foreclosure-sales-are-up-nationwide/</link>
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		<title>New FHA Loan Limits &amp; The Condo Loan Center</title>
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Good news for FHA loans! As of last week, there are new maximum loan limits that are available due to the American Recovery &amp; Reinvestment Act. These new loan limits are for new and existing loan applications that are submitted with credit approval on or after March 12, 2009.

Here is a list of the 2009 FHA Maximum Mortgage Limits*:
$729,750 for one-unit properties
$934,200 for two-unit properties
$1,129,250 for three-unit properties
$1,403,400 for four-unit properties
These new limits open up the possibilities for many new buyers! Now lenders can go as high as a $729,750 loan amount with only 3.5% down! So if you are in the market to buy and have previously been unable to put 10-20%  down, this is excellent news!
Contact Christina Longo immediately for more information at 978.886.9359
View the all-new Condo Loan Center to learn more information. The Condo Loan Center offers everything from first-time homebuyer programs with down payment assistance, to private mortgage banking with unlimited loan amounts. In addition, the Condo Loan Center has the ability to act as a broker gives clients even more loan programs. Through the Condo Loan Center, you can rest assured that you will be provided with a competitive loan that meets your individual needs.
A complete schedule of FHA&#8217;s maximum county mortgage limits can be viewed through the HUD website by clicking here
*the list excludes financed UFMIP or EEM cost
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