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For my home, my 1098 shows 0.00 for Mortgage Insurance Premiums, but under the Annual Tax and Interest Statement for Escrow Reconciliation it shows $1,108 Insurance Paid.
Is that Insurance paid Deductible and if so where do I deduct?
No, the insurance paid that it is referring to is your homeowners insurance that you paid through your mortgage. Homeowners insurance on a personal home is not deductible. For a rental property, you can deduct homeowners insurance.
If the Mortgage Insurance Premiums indicate zero, then these do not apply to you.
If the Mortgage Insurance Premiums indicate zero, then these do not apply to you.
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