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Updated over 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

$18,000 credit for a new home
California is offering $10k for buyers of new homes (first purchase or not). The US government is offering $8k for first time buyers.
I have some friends asking if it is worth buying a new home in California if they can get the $18k in credits.
Since new home prices continue to drop in California, is the credit really worth anything? One option is to wait until November to make a purchase.