Officials with the County of Orange want to expand a home-buyer tax credit that they had refused to give out when home loans turned wacky during the housing boom.
Now that first-time home buyers are again using fixed-rate loans — which county officials see as viable long-term financing — the county is eager to dole out [...]
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