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Since August 2009
Is this the first time buyer's tax credit or are you a Seller buying a different home?
I would talk to a tax person, since you need to bring docs to prove your purchase anyway. I do know that if you're married and filing separate, you would get up to $4,000 each or 5% of the home sales price each-- whichever is less.
If you're a Home Seller and are married you get up to $6,500 when you buy a home up to $800,000. (1/2 each married filling tax return separately)
Hope this helps.
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Both parties can be on Title. All parties on a loan application will need to qualify credit-wise.
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If the house is purchased jointly by two people not married can one qualify for credit
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