Lancaster County PA Realty Check: April 2009

Are you tired of renting??     

Have you heard about the new FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER TAX CREDIT?  It could put up to /$8,000 cash in your pocket!  You can make your dream of home ownership come true! 

There will be a FREE FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER SEMINAR THURS.  April 30, 6:30 -7:30 PM at 1000 N. Prince Street, Lancaster, PA.

Are you tired of making payments to your landlord month after month and having nothing to show for it?  Now a FREE seminar reveals secrets of how to stop paying rent and own a home instead!  Deciding to buy your own home is probably one of the biggest decisions you've ever made.  It's an exciting time - but it's serious business, too - and you need serious advice.

First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credits 

What mortgage programs are available?

Is now the best time to buy?

What are the tax benefits of buying versus renting?

How do I get started?

Join us for an hour of powerful dialog in which these and many other questions will be answered!  

To reserve your place for this exciting opportunity, call Brian Schulman, Jeff Geoghan Realty Group, Coldwell Banker Select Professionals at 951-5552, or email brian@cbselectpros.com

Light refreshments will be served.

The original Boston Tea Party took place in 1773 to protest taxation without representation.  This year, Tax Day - April 15 - is the symbolic day when peaceful "Tea Parties" will be held across the country to protest trillions of dollars being spent by our own government.

In Lancaster, PA, Musser Park, at N. Lime & E. Chestnut Streets,  will be the location for what promises to be a significant gathering of citizens and political leaders, doing their part as guaranteed under the Constitution to practice free speech and send a strong message to Washington DC.

A distinguished lineup of speakers is slated for the party scheduled 4:00 - 7:00 pm.  At 4:20 pm, the National Anthem will be sung by Nicole Quinn.  Speakers include Representative Sam Rohrer of Berks County; Jim Compton of the National Veteran's Committee on Constitutional Affairs; Bill Neff, security specialist; Pat Sellers of the John Birch Society, constitutional scholar Bill Reil; Fred Weigand speaking on Foundations of our Forefathers, and Roy Minet of the Libertarian Party.

The drizzly weather of the last couple of days is unlikely to dampen the spirits of Lancastrians wanting to bring some common sense back to American fiscal policy.

Glenn Beck, nationally syndicated radio show host will be hosting a Tea Party at the Alamo, site of the famous 1836 San Antonio rebellion, in which Texas stood as an independent republic against Mexico.  Texas Governor Rick Perry will be the featured speaker.