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Originally Posted by darrell2525
Thanks.
Yeah, I dont know why it does not apply for people who bought in 2008. I mean, the economy was still bad in 2008.
Any more thoughts out there??
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I agree with you big time!! I bought my first home in June 2008 because of the $7,500 incentive (no interest loan which sounded great) only to find out 6 months later that if I had waited I would have gotten $8,000 (that I didn't have to pay back!!). If I knew that was the case, I would have waited until 2009 to buy my first house. Don't get me wrong it's great that I even got the help in '08 BUT I honestly would rather KEEP THE MONEY versus paying it back. The economy was crappy then (in 2008) and still is now (in 2010) so I'm NOT jumping for joy knowing that I have to pay back $500 starting this coming year! It's just not fair (sorry for complaining like a child but it's true that it's just unfair). It should be $7,500 no pay back just like the $8,000 no pay back. I'm not asking for more money just wanna keep the money I got to continue my good standings with my semi-new house!
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