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Homes for sale in Oakleaf Plantation with NO Closing Costs!

Posted by Mike on January 6, 2010

If you are looking for a new home in Oakleaf Plantation without all of the problems of an older home, check out the new construction homes from StarHomes. Star Homes only has 3 remaining homes in the Oakleaf Village Center and they are loaded with upgrades like granite or corian countertops, hardwood floors, oversize garages, and they all have 2 master suites. Check out the remaining homes HERE. The builder is paying all closing costs and if you are a first time buyer you can still get the $8,000 tax credit and if you have owned a house for the last 5 years you can get the new $6,500 tax credit when you buy a new house.

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