Do I have to file a 1098 mortgage interest statement on a mortgage I am holding on a property I sold. Buyer already completed the 1099-interest

[MinhT1]

If you are not in the business of providing mortgage financing (such as a bank), you are not required to issue form 1098 to your mortgagee. And you do not have to file that form with the IRS.

However, you have to provide your mortgagee with your SSN (or EIN if you have one) and the interest amount so that he can claim mortgage interest.

[Mike9241]

the 1098 would likely represent the monthly interest you paid until you sold it in 2024. there may be additional interest shown on the closing statement.  this would go on schedule E. it seems you sold the property on the installment basis. you may use that method (form 6252) to report the gain. A loss is not eligible. the interest you received from the seller is reported on the 6252 if you use it otherwise in the investment income section  - seller-financed mortgage.   if you sold the property in 2023 or an earlier year, we do not understand why you would get a 1098. contact the issuer.