A First-Time Homebuyer Savings Plan allows any Virginian to set aside up to $50,000 toward the costs of closing on a new home. The earnings on those funds—interest and capital gains—are free from Virginia state taxes. Source: NEW! Virginia’s First
Virginia experienced year-over-year increases in residential home sales and median sales price in November 2015, continuing a trend of market improvement. Year-to-date sales through November 30, 2015, account for more than $32.02 billion in sales volume. Relative to the same
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The Virginia Association of REALTORS® Third Quarter 2015 Home Sales Report indicates a rise of 11 percent from the same period last year, with a significant increase in volume and a slight increase in median price. There have been four
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Second Quarter 2015 Home Sales Report Second Quarter Home Sales Surpass $10 Billion in Virginia Residential sales market shows strongest second quarter since 2008 recession RICHMOND, Va. (July 28, 2015) – The Virginia residential real estate market experienced its strongest
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For some first-time homebuyers, a Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) from VHDA could save thousands of dollars by reducing the amount of federal income tax owed. Learn more at http://www.vhda.com/MCC 'If you liked this post, say thanks by sharing it:' Share
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