Mortgage Payments are Different than Rent Payment

April 29, 2009

A mortgage payment includes principal and interest, taxes, insurance, and possibly homeowner’s dues. Rent payments in contrast are not applied to anything and are not tax deductable in most instances. It is important to remember that the interest portion of a mortgage payment is tax deductible!
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