If ReFi points are rolled into a new mortgage (no money paid to lender at closing) they become part of the principal. Why shouldn't that part of the principal be deductible as interest. And, when the loan is paid off, why shouldn't the remaining points portion of the principal be deductible?
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Originally posted by DonB View PostIf ReFi points are rolled into a new mortgage (no money paid to lender at closing) they become part of the principal. Why shouldn't that part of the principal be deductible as interest. And, when the loan is paid off, why shouldn't the remaining points portion of the principal be deductible?Believe nothing you have not personally researched and verified.
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