The so-called double dip in housing activity is confirmed as markets stall across the nation on fears of growing economic anxiety. The surge in home sales produced by federal government tax incentives worked to stimulate sales, especially for first time home buyers, but did not produce a long term rebound in sales.
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Asked by itsmesteph11 at 9:58 AM on May. 5, 2011 in Politics & Current Events
Level 39 (113,405 Credits)Answer by Anonymous at 9:59 AM on May. 5, 2011
Answer by gdiamante at 10:32 AM on May. 5, 2011
Answer by mustbeGRACE at 11:09 AM on May. 5, 2011
Unfortunately, I fear this means something to everyone that owns a home.
Answer by QuinnMae at 11:41 AM on May. 5, 2011
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Answer by gdiamante at 1:03 PM on May. 5, 2011
Answer by Dkhilly at 1:30 PM on May. 5, 2011
My house value dropped 40K. I owe 35K more than it is worth right now. My property taxes go UP every year though. They estimate the value of my home at 175K, yet NOTHING in my neighborhood is selling for more than 140K. It is such a fing SCAM!!! My property tax appeals get denied, as do my neighbors. I won't be selling for YEARS, I can't.
Answer by Anonymous at 5:07 PM on May. 5, 2011
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