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Tax credit ending for first time buyers December 2011

Tax credit ending for first time buyers December 2011

Hello all,

As a reminder, the City and County of Denver 2009 MCC program ends on December 31, 2011, and there will not be an extension of the program. All MCC CLOSING files must close by Friday, December 16, 2011 in order for borrowers to receive the MCC Certificate. Please note that this date is the deadline for the Close of Escrow package; therefore, MCC applications must submitted earlier than this date. At this time, there is $8.9 million of funds available for borrowers to receive an MCC.

“Ray, thank you for your participation in the Denver MCC program. You have done an outstanding job and have already assisted more than 120 borrowers! We hope you can continue to help more of your first-time homebuyers with this tax credit before the program ends! Please let me know should you have any questions.”

To apply for the tax credit before it is gone fill out an application now.
Thank you,

Ray Williams

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