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USDA and Texas Veterans Land Board 2010 Update

January 23, 2010
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The #2 and #3 most visited pages here at My Denton County Real Estate are the articles I have written that have made me the authoritative REALTOR© in North Texas1 for USDA Rural Development Loans and the Texas Veterans Land Board. Driven by Google searches as seen here and here I felt the need to reassure visitors in 2010 interested in either of these loan programs the information written here is still valid and up-to-date. Self-Proclaimed [↩]

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First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended for Military Personnel

October 17, 2009
Real Estate for Texas Veterans

Service Members Home Ownership Tax Act of 2009 Two of the hottest topics here at My Denton County Real Estate in the past 6 months has been the discussion of the $8000 First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit and the Texas Veterans Land Board.  Now a a new bill unanimously passing the House of Representatives, and soon to be up for a vote on the Senate floor allows me to right a new post directly marrying the two together. Bill H.R. 3590 will

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Can you help me buy or sell real estate in…?

October 1, 2009
We Love Referrals in Denton County and all of North Texas

This is a question I get far too often, and I should have addressed here publicly long ago. I make no bones about it1 I concentrate on the buying and selling real estate in Denton County. Concentrating on Highland Village, Lewisville, Corinth, Little Elm, and all points in between within Denton County. I even work on the fringes of Grapevine and Saginaw which are in Tarrant County Texas. I believe this best allows me to provide superior service to those I represent.

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2nd Forfeited Land Sale of 2009 from the Texas VLB

September 2, 2009
TVLB Forfeited Land Sale

It’s that time again, the information thousands have been waiting for and dozens have already been searching for judging from my analytics. The second sale of 2009 for forfeited tracts of land from Texas Veterans Land Board. On Tuesday, October 27, 2009, once again forfeited land tracts will be made available to eligible Texas Veterans in a sealed-bid sale. There are some new guidelines and information different than previous land sales as written about here. What’s New: All winning bids will be

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Texas Veterans Land Board – Strong in Service, Support, and Cooperation

April 30, 2009
Texas Veterans Land Board Logo

The following  is a question that was posted by John on Buying a Home with the Texas Veterans Land Board Program (TVLB) and by the time I was done writing, I felt it was too long for a response to a comment, and deserved the attention of it’s own article. Q As a disabled veteran, How do you buy forfeited or foreclosed land? How does it work if you missed the April and October sales for Texas land commission. I have not

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Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB) Forfeited Land Sale April 28, 2009

March 20, 2009
Forfeited Land Board Auction

Being a Realtor registered with the Texas VLB to assist veterans with using the benefits offered to them for land and housing loans, provides me with some email fodder than can be passed along to my readers here at My Denton County Real Estate. Since I know over 18% of the visitors here so far in 2009 have checked out Buying a Home with the Texas Veterans Land Board Program. Also with 79.8% of my website traffic coming from search engines, I

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$8000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit

February 24, 2009
The $8000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Logo

Now it is my tun to break down the $8000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit. I must admit, when the bill was being negotiated in the Senate, before moving forward to the House of Representatives I was following it very close, in attempt to report the results in a timely manner. But as we know now, that was a lost cause because it kept changing hourly it seemed. But now we have a signed bill, and albeit it was very trimmed

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