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Question regarding first-time homebuyer credit with joint owners waynegib@gmail.com 02-14-2009
Posted by waynegib@gmail.com on February 14, 2009, 1:57 am
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I purchased a home in August of last year and this is my first home,
however, I put my mother's name on the home too so I am the primary
and she is the joint owner. But she currently owns a home. Would I
still be able to qualify for the $7500 tax loan? The home cost about
$600,000.

I was wondering if I could do something like I own half the home and
that by itself would qualify for the $7500 tax loan credit since $7500
is the lower amount between $7500 and 10% of the home purchase price.
The reality is I paid for the entire home myself but I just added my
mother's name to get approved for the loan.

Thanks for any advice you may provide.

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Posted by Alan on February 14, 2009, 9:48 am
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waynegib@gmail.com wrote:
> I purchased a home in August of last year and this is my first home,
> however, I put my mother's name on the home too so I am the primary
> and she is the joint owner. But she currently owns a home. Would I
> still be able to qualify for the $7500 tax loan? The home cost about
> $600,000.

Yes.

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