First-Time Home BuyersNovember 2, 2023What Is the Biden First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit?The dream of homeownership may soon become more attainable for many Americans if the proposed Biden First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit passes.
Tax Law For MortgagesMarch 31, 2023Guide to Mortgage Tax Deductions for Your 2022 TaxesIf you itemize your taxes you can make mortgage tax deductions. But what's deductible and what isn't? Here's our helpful guide.
Home Equity LoanMarch 21, 2023Are Home Equity Loans Tax Deductible? Here’s What You Need to KnowAre home equity loans tax deductible? Perhaps. But the rules are quite complicated. So, read this simple guide to discover if yours is.
Tax Law For MortgagesFebruary 27, 2023Common tax breaks for homeowners: Your deductions and benefitsCurious what you can write off on taxes as a homeowner? Read on to discover the latest homeowners tax breaks and deductions.
Buying a homeDecember 14, 2022How does a gift of equity work? Gift of equity rules and limitsLearn how a gift of equity works for buyer and sellers, including rules, gift limits, and tax implications.
Tax Law For MortgagesJanuary 13, 2022How a mortgage refinance could affect your taxesDoes refinancing affect taxes? It might. But not necessarily in the ways you think. Here's what you should know.
Homeownership TopicsApril 15, 2020How to Claim Your Senior Property Tax ExemptionSome senior citizens qualify for large property tax exemptions. Here's how to find out what your state offers and if you qualify for a senior tax break.
Tax Law For MortgagesJanuary 27, 2020Guide to mortgage tax deductions for your 2019 taxesComplete guide to mortgage tax deductions for tax year 2019. Includes mortgage interest deductions, closing cost deductions, insurance deductions, and more.
Tax Law For MortgagesApril 15, 20192018 taxes for homeowners: How 2018 tax law changes affect youThe latest tax law changes may catch homeowners off guard when filing their 2018 returns. Here is what you need to know about 2018 taxes for homeowners.
Real EstateSeptember 17, 2018Complete guide to buying rental propertyBuying rental property is different from purchasing your "dream home." Because while a dream home includes personal preferences, a rental is all about the money. Here's what you need to know.
Tax Law For MortgagesMarch 2, 2018Mortgage insurance premiums are still deductible for the 2017 tax yearGood news for those who pay private mortgage insurance (PMI) premiums on their mortgage. They are still tax deductible -- for now.
Tax Law For MortgagesFebruary 8, 2018One more reason to buy rental property: Tax cuts for landlordsNew tax cuts for landlords mean that if you don't actively manage rentals yourself, the government has a present for you in the form of a 20 percent deduction.
About MortgagesJanuary 30, 2018You don’t have to pay your back taxes to get a mortgageCan you get a mortgage if you owe back taxes? Fannie Mae says you can, if you follow these tips.
Tax Law For MortgagesApril 15, 2016Get Property Tax Discounts Using Homestead Exemption RulesAs a homeowner with a mortgage, you have responsibilities. You also get some tax breaks. Read about Homestead Exemption and how it can help you.
Tax Law For MortgagesDecember 23, 2015Year-End Tax Tip: Boost Your Mortgage Interest Tax DeductionFor homeowners claiming mortgage interest deductions on their tax returns, the IRS offers a simple way to minimize 2015 federal income tax liability.
Tax Law For MortgagesOctober 8, 2015Your Guide To 2015 U.S. Homeowner Tax Deductions & Tax CreditsU.S. homeowners are eligible for tax credits and tax deductions from the IRS. Maximize your tax return claims. Complimentary mortgage rate quotes available. Updated for 2015.
Tax Law For MortgagesFebruary 15, 2015Get Tax Deductions For Owning A Home And Paying Your MortgageU.S. homeowners get access to a multitude of tax breaks and deductions. Read about them here, and get access to complimentary mortgage rate quotes.
Tax Law For MortgagesApril 2, 2013Mortgage Insurance Tax-Deductible For 2012 And 2013New laws have made mortgage insurance is tax-deductible for 2013. The change is retro-active for 2012 tax returns, too.
