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GA Homebuyer Tax Credit Signed Into Law!

 

HB 261 was signed into law on May 11, 2009 by Governor Sonny Perdue. Unlike the federal tax credit, the Georgia credit is not limited to first-time homebuyers, and there are no applicable income limits. The amount of the credit is 1.2% of the purchase price up to $1,800 spread over three years.  The credit is only available to buyers of eligible single family residences who close between June 1 and November 30 of 2009. Contact a Full Circle Real Estate Group Agent for more information on how you can take advantage of this credit, along with other new credits.

28 May 2009

Posted by Katie Throne

How Do Tankless Hot Water Heaters Work?

Q : I am looking to replace my old water heater and wanted to know some more information about tankless water heaters? How do they work and where can I find them?
A: Tankless water heaters go by many names, including Combination Boilers, Instantaneous, Continuous Flow, Inline, Flash, or On-Demand, however their benefits to your utility bills are universal. These devices heat the water as it flows through the device, and do not hold a reserve of hot water like traditional water heaters. The only water that remains in a Tankless Water Heater at all times is the water that fills up the heat exchanger coils.

The water savings are instantaneous, as a home no longer needs to keep water at a high temperature at all times. This has the potential to save money for consumers on two fronts: It requires the use of less water in a home, and it also lowers energy use. (Source: www.greenandsave.com)

Check out these Full Circle listings that have tankless water heaters:

1040 Gaines School Road

224 Dubose Avenue

 

20 April 2009

Posted by Katie Throne

More Money Saving Tips For Home Owners!

Go green and save green: Intermediate's guide

In this guide, you'll find out how to spend about $1,200 to save over $7,000 in 5 years. Here are suggestions of medium-cost things you can do to help you go green and save green. Click HERE.

16 April 2009

Posted by Katie Throne

Home Energy Tax Credits Can Save You Thousands

When Congress passed the financial bailout bill late last year, it included a range of federal tax credits and cash gifts for businesses — but also a suite of new and renewed tax credits for individuals who want to make energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements to their home or cars.

When President Obama signed the economic stimulus bill in February, the federal government expanded and extended some of those credits.

So what's in it for homeowners and other regular taxpayers? Click HERE for a list of credits that can save you money, including a $1500 Home Tax Credit for Energy Efficiency!

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