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Yes. Some of the closing costs are tax deductible. The following information will help you get all your deductions.
You can deduct the mortgage interest and property tax paid in 2016 if you are able to itemized deductions. Be sure to include any points as well as mortgage insurance premiums (also known as MIP or PMI*). This information will be on the settlement statement, usually known as the HUD1, or on the year end statement from the lender. If property taxes were paid by you and not the lender you would determine that amount paid from your funds (not the escrow).
The items on your HUD-1 or other Settlement Statement will fall into categories noted.
The purchase price will be contained with the documents showing your original investment when you bought it together and will be used against a future selling price to reduce any taxable gain at that time. If you make improvements that extend the life of the property retain the records to continue to track your cost of the property.
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