Why would I not qualify for the first time homebuyer tax credit?
I was under the assumption for months that I qualified for the first time homebuyer tax credit of 7,500. Now I received a letter from my lender that says I cannot claim the credit because I received a loan from Minnesota Housing. What does this mean? I have an FHA loan and am very confused because I received no asisstance and payed my 3% downpayment on my own. Why would I not qualify for this tax credit?
I was under the assumption for months that I qualified for the first time homebuyer tax credit of 7,500. Now I received a letter from my lender that says I cannot claim the credit because I received a loan from Minnesota Housing. What does this mean? I have an FHA loan and am very confused because I received no asisstance and payed my 3% downpayment on my own. Why would I not qualify for this tax credit?
It has something to do with the financing and tax-exempt mortgage revenue bonds. I don’t even know what that is and thought I just had an FHA loan. Why would I not qualify if it was this type of FHA loan when I received no assistance from the program, but was actually charged 2,000 in up-front insurance fees for the program?
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November 18th, 2009 at 5:32 am
The big story is that it is not a credit. It is a loan, and you are going to have to pay it back, so you’d better make sure that you have the money.
If you claim the credit, you could end up with some tax issues a couple of years down the road because of the tax liability, and if you sell the house, there is a possibility that you could have a bigger tax bill.”
Don’t sweat if if you didn’t get approved. It’s just a loan.
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