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Thursday, January 8, 2015
Lower Your Federal Taxes, Every Year, For the Life of Your Loan
Maryland HomeCredit Program

Lower Your Federal Taxes, Every Year, For the Life of Your Loan
A Maryland HomeCredit can save a homebuyer tens of thousands of dollars over the life of a home loan, and makes owning a home more affordable. Together with a home loan through the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development's (DHCD's) Maryland Mortgage Program (MMP), which offers Down Payment Assistance and the certainty of a 30-year fixed interest rate, the State of Maryland is making the dream of sustainable homeownership a reality for more Marylanders than ever.
To get started, contact one of our approved MD HomeCredit lending partners today.
You may already know about the mortgage interest deduction that most homeowners already claim each year on their federal taxes. The Maryland HomeCredit Program is different, and provides a federal tax credit to eligible homebuyers. A tax deduction reduces the homeowner’s “taxable income”. In contrast, a tax credit, such as the Maryland HomeCredit, provides the homeowner with a reduction in their actual federal tax liability.
DHCD's Maryland HomeCredit Program provides eligible homebuyers with a federal tax credit that may be claimed annually, the value of which is equal to 25% of the value of mortgage interest payments (up to $2,000) paid each year, for the life of the loan (i.e. until payoff, sale, refinance or transfer).
How to Get a Maryland HomeCredit
Homebuyers apply for a Maryland HomeCredit through an approved mortgage lender. The Lender will confirm the borrowers' eligibility for this program, and submit an application to the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD).
Who Can Get a Maryland HomeCredit?
To get a HomeCredit, you must be purchasing a home in Maryland and meet borrowing criteria that include:
- You must meet the same income limits and home purchase price limits as the Maryland Mortgage Program;
- You cannot have owned a home during the past three (3) years, UNLESS you are purchasing in aTargeted Area;
- The home you purchase must be your primary residence.
NOTE - the Maryland HomeCredit Program is not available for refinances or existing homeowners
Calculating the Value of an Maryland HomeCredit
The size of the tax credit received by a homeowner with a HomeCredit is 25% of that year's mortgage interest payments, up to a maximum credit of $2,000 in any single year.
Note that the actual net savings due to the HomeCredit are likely to be less than the face value of the tax credit, since the value of the of interest payments associated with the tax credit (25% of total interest payments) cannot also be used as a standard mortgage interest deduction.
The following example shows a typical calculation:
Our downloadable calculator can help you estimate how a Maryland HomeCredit can provide you with savings over the life of a loan.
Maryland HomeCredit Fees
GET STARTED - Talk to an Approved Maryland HomeCredit Lender
Friday, December 5, 2014
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Buy Suitland Program Workshop in July
Date: Saturday, July 28, 2012
Time: 11:00 am to 12:30 pm
LOCATION: Centro D Apoyo Familiar (CAF)
6801 Kenilworth Ave Suite 201
Riverdale MD 20737
Facilitator: James Adamson, 1st Mariner Bank
rsvp required: hstokes@co.pg.md.us
There is no fee for the class. Attendees will receive your certificate of completion at the end of the workshop.
REGARDS,
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Yetta Stokes
Sr. Processor
My HOME/BUY SUITLAND Programs
Prince George's County Department of Housing & Community Development
301-883-7409 ofc.
301-883-5291 fax
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
HOMEBUYER WORKSHOP THIS WEEKEND
HOMEBUYER WORKSHOP
SCHEDULE FOR
My HOME and Buy Suitland
Homebuyer Assistance Programs
When: Saturday, June 16, 2012
Time: 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
Location: Keller Williams Realty
9701 Apollo Drive
Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20774
RSVP: hstokes@co.pg.md.us
Buyers will learn about the My HOME and Buy Suitland programs. They will also learn about the 203K loan program.
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Yetta Stokes
Sr. Processor
My HOME/BUY SUITLAND Programs
Prince George's County Department of Housing & Community Development
301-883-7409 ofc.
301-883-5291 fax
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/MyHOME
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/BUYSUITLAND
Monday, May 7, 2012
Fight to STOP the County's 20% Recordation Tax INCREASE!
President's Letter
County Budget; Hard on Real Estate
Join us this Monday at 7 pm
Fight to STOP the County's 20% Recordation Tax INCREASE!
Please make every attempt to attend the Prince George's County Council Budget Hearing.
By showing up in force, we send the message that PGCAR Members care about home ownership and will stand together to oppose this increase!
The FY 2013 County Budget proposes a 20% increase in the County property transfer recordation fee, raising it $1.00 per $1,000 in home sale price. That's an additional $300 in closing costs on a $300,000 home purchase. Upfront buyer closing costs - including recordation fees, transfer taxes, property taxes, down payments and lender fees - are the largest impediment to homeownership. Much to our dismay, Prince George's leads the Maryland DC Metro area in closing costs. In a statewide comparison, Prince George's ranks 3rd in closing cost expense; higher than 21 other Maryland Counties. Additionally, at 1.4% of the closing price, Prince George's ranks 1st in the Maryland DC Metro area in transfer tax burden. For another "first," Prince George's leads the Maryland DC Metro area in property taxes; besting our neighboring jurisdictions Montgomery County and Calvert County by approximately 30% and 32%, respectively. Another disheartening point is that our citizen homeowners disproportionately fund this budget through real estate taxes that provide over 70% of County tax revenue.
Unfortunately, the County is experiencing a very challenging housing market. Prince George's single family property settlements are down 4.1% compared to March 2011; condominium settlements are down 5.7% compared to March 2011. Property values are at extreme lows compared to prior years, and foreclosures and short sales dominate the market. Real estate traditionally leads the economy out of recession and we are poised to do that again as our market stabilizes. Increasing housing costs, however, is counterproductive to rebuilding our local economy and a barrier to stabilizing our local real estate market. We urge County Executive Baker to rethink this unwise proposal. We call on all County residents to contact your elected Council member to express your concerns on this matter. Sincerely, Alease Bowles President, Prince George's County Association of REALTORS®, Inc.
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