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Having migrated from the wireless telecommunications industry after 32 years, Art is no stranger to detail-oriented professions and is fully aware of what
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I suspect that some buyers are anticipating further changes to the government incentives, e.g. expansion of the program into 2010 in conjunction with raising of the credit to $15,000. Unfortunately, if the government continues to revise the program repeatedly, this could mean that buyers will wait yet again to see if the ante is upped even further in 2011. Remember, there's an election on 2012, and I'm sure many buyers' votes will need to be bought.
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