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You will be able to find all the services you need to make your wedding memorable. You can also visit my booth where I will be promoting using your wedding to help provide the down payment for your first home. Did you know you could ask your guests for cash presents and put them in a dedicated account to be used as a down payment and or closing costs? This year there are so many great incentives to buy your first home. Interest rates are low, inventory is high, and there are several grant programs that you may qualify for including the $8000 tax credit if you purchase before Dec. 1 and meet the income guidelines. There are also some saving club programs that can get you as much as $7500 in $4 to $1 matching funds for your savings.
I know one lucky young couple who is closing on their own home next week who I met at a Bridal Fair last year. Hey you have to live somewhere so you might as well be putting your money into your own home if you can. Stop and visit or give me a call for more information on how to use your wedding gifts to help buy your first home.
If you are looking to buy in the Greater Hudson Valley of New York I would love to be your Buyer's Agent. If you live anywhere else in the world I can find you a great agent to help you where you want to live. Good luck to you as you plan your wedding and your future life together.
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final dress rehearsal and a treat for senior citizens in the area, Pine Bush area senior citizens are invited to attend "Dinner and a Show" For
that she walked away rather than take a chance and I applaud her stand and decision. It got me to thinking that perhaps buyers and sellers, in general, are unaware that there are things we, as real estate professionals, can't do or we may endanger our livelihood.