March 26, 2010 at
1:47 pm
Friday’s are for following. At least in the Twitter world they are! One of the reasons I love the social world, where I’m happily settled into my blog, is because of all my wonderful, intelligent neighbors! I am surrounded by the best resources – and am constantly sharing my knowledge with my Twitter (@JoetheHomebuyer) followers, Facebook Fans and Blog readers.
Let’s start with my favorite site WisconsinHombuyers.org – this is my information hub. I’m willing to bet that this site has the most information on the Homebuyer Tax Credit than any other site out there. I mean, its main purpose in life is to provide Wisconsinites with the most up-to-date information on the Homebuyer Tax Credit!
And whenever a question arises that requires that I double-double-check my resources, I visit HUD or the IRS. Those two know pretty much everything!
Two other great resources for information on the Homebuyer Tax Credit are my Facebook page and Twitter stream. While everyone loves them some Facebook and Twitter distractions, these two social networks prove to be excellent places to receive and share information. Especially exciting breaking news – like when the Tax Credit was Extended and Expanded! Those of you checking your Twitter and Facebook probably heard about it first!
I am also a big fan of #FollowFriday on Twitter. This is a great time to acknowledge the people you think have great insights. It shows appreciation – and gives your followers the option to follow those who you think are great. It’s just one big sharing world out there! Some of my favorite people to follow for tips on the Wisconsin Real Estate world are @WiRealtors, @REALTORS. I also love to follow @HGTV and @BobVilacom for fun tips on being a home owner.
So – all of you potential homebuyers debating whether or not you’re ready to take advantage of the Homebuyer Tax Credit, I encourage you to dive into the social world! Once you’re settled, you’ll be very glad you did.
Happy Homebuying!
Joe
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