September 28th, 2009 | 
Author: Houses are selling like hotcakes on the MLS!
Just this weekend, we sold a house after putting it on the MLS for a mere 2 days! There’s actually a “house-buying stampede” going on the MLS and I want you in on it!
It has something to do with the $8,000 tax credit that the government is giving first-time homebuyers…
…And it’s ending on November 30.
So, needless to say, hordes upon hordes of first-time homebuyers are running amuck and flocking to the MLS to buy homes and take advantage of this $8,000 tax credit before it gets taken away.
You know what that means, right?
Buyers! Buyers! Buyers!
So if I were you, I’d be putting every single property I have for sale on the MLS for these buyers to snatch.
Why the MLS?
Because you’ll have armies of realtors telling their buyers to hurry up and buy your deals that’s why. Now in case you’re wondering why the heck should we get all worked up over a bunch of ‘first-time homebuyers’?
Well, it’s for the simple fact that they make up 40% of the total homebuying population.
Need I say more? 
You gotta take advantage of this opportunity by making sure you post your deals on the MLS immediately so these buyers can get a hold of them and you can convert them fast.
A lot of investors out there are going to make money out of this ‘first-time homebuyers stampede’…
So why not YOU?
Remember, the clock is ticking. You gotta move fast!
Just take a quick look at what the news is saying about
all this:
As days tick off the calendar, the life span of the much-b allyhooed tax credit for first-time homebuyers is drawing to an end — unless Congress decides to extend it…
…The federal tax credit covers up to 10 percent of the home price, or up to $8,000, for first-time buyers. Combined with low mortgage rates and falling home prices, the credit helped end the worst housing recession in a generation.
- MSNBC News, Sept 2009
For further information on how the $8,000 tax credit works, Watch this video.
It’s more on how it works for the buyers instead of how it works for investors, but you’ll get a pretty clear picture what to expect.
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