I just added a Tax Credit Deadline Countdown timer to the far right sidebar of Boise Real Estate Soup! Check it out!
Tax Credit Deadline:
2 months, 29 days, 14 hours, 54 minutes, 39 seconds ago
If you’re trying to beat the April 30th deadline, you better get moving to find your home. Feel free to do a free home search to find all of the Boise Homes For Sale. I’d recommend steering clear of most short sales unless there is a real good reason to investigate. Bank Owned homes are popping up all over the Boise Real Estate Market and offer some clear advantages over short sales.
Let me know how I can help you get moving on your purchase! Call me today!
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It’s great to see that you’ve found a highly-noticeable, but unobtrusive way to make sure visitors are aware of this deadline. I tell everyone I coach to feature this information prominently and to position themselves as their area’s authority in the subject. It’s an easy way to pique the interest of prospects.
I thought it seemed like a pretty useful tool for folks to use to keep track of the ‘Big Day’!
I find it totally amazing at how long people will wait. The buyers that I talk to now are always “Well we have a few more months”. I have a feeling all these late comers will have us all busy.
Ashlee,
Unfortunately, their tardiness will probably cost them dearly in the long haul. Hasty decisions and real estate don’t go hand in hand.
It does not seem like your clock is working that well:) I see you have a Thesis site. I have one as well and love it. Best of luck with your continued success Aaron.
Yep, the clock is a bit backward now. Too late!
That was a very awesome tax credit and contrary to what some people might say, I believe it really did help our economy a lot, especially by motivating people to purchase a home when prices are still really low. Now, they will have equity to look forward to when they hang onto the house.
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