Tax Law For Mortgages

Homeownership may soon become more attainable and affordable for many Americans if the proposed Neighborhood Homes Investment Act passes.

The dream of homeownership may soon become more attainable for many Americans if the proposed Biden First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit passes.

Seeking budget-friendly property tax havens? Here are the top 10 cities where you'll pay the lowest property taxes.

There are plenty of large property tax exemptions for seniors. Here's how to find out what your state offers and if you qualify for a senior tax break.

Most homeowners don't pay real estate capital gains tax to the IRS. But you might if you've made a big profit on your home. Here's more info.

Overassessed property taxes are common. But through an assessment appeal, you can potentially save money by lowering your tax bill.

If you itemize your taxes you can make mortgage tax deductions. But what's deductible and what isn't? Here's our helpful guide.

Are home equity loans tax deductible? Perhaps. But the rules are quite complicated. So, read this simple guide to discover if yours is.

Curious what you can write off on taxes as a homeowner? Read on to discover the latest homeowners tax breaks and deductions.

Learn how a gift of equity works for buyer and sellers, including rules, gift limits, and tax implications.

Does refinancing affect taxes? It might. But not necessarily in the ways you think. Here's what you should know.

Complete guide to mortgage tax deductions for tax year 2019. Includes mortgage interest deductions, closing cost deductions, insurance deductions, and more.

The 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.

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Good news for those who pay private mortgage insurance (PMI) premiums on their mortgage. They are still tax deductible -- for now.

New 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.

Can you get a mortgage if you owe back taxes? Fannie Mae says you can, if you follow these tips.

As a homeowner with a mortgage, you have responsibilities. You also get some tax breaks. Read about Homestead Exemption and how it can help you.

For homeowners claiming mortgage interest deductions on their tax returns, the IRS offers a simple way to minimize 2015 federal income tax liability.

U.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.