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Tax Deductions
Mortgage Interest Payments on first and second homes (for mortgage balances below 1 million or 500,000 if married filing separately

-real estate taxes (but not interest paid on overdue taxes)
-certain loan origination fees
-loan discount points
-loan repayment penalities
Decision to buy or rent property involves considering what?
-Time
-Financial Situatin
-Housing Affordability
-Mortgage interest Rates
-Tax consequences of owning vs. renting property
-home prices and tax laws
What is your mortgage consist of?
PITI
Principal
Interest
Taxes
Insurance
Planned Unit Development
(PUDs) master planned communities merge housing recreation and commercial units into one self contained development-planned under special zoning ordinance
PUD
PUD can be a small development of just a few homes or an entire planned city
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Owners do not have direct ownership interest in the common areas.

-Community Association is formed to maintain these areas with fees collected from the owner
Retirement Communities
Structured as PUD
Residential units, shopping, recreational opportunities health care facilities
High Rise Mixed Use Development
MUD's
Self contained area with office space, stores, theatres, and apartment units
Converted Use Properties
factories, hotels barns schools that have been converted for residential use.
Modular Homes
-prefabricated homes
-Each room is preassembled at a factory driven to the building site on a truck and the lowered onto its foundation by a crane
Requirements for the calculation for the amount of a mortgage
-Mortgage Payment PITI can not exceed 28% of gross
-payments on all debts can not exceed 36% of monthly income (not included insurance premium utilities and routine medical care.
Tax consideration for homesellers
500,000 now excluded from the capital gains tax for profits on the sale of a principal residence by married tax payers who file jointly
-250,000 for tax payers who file as singles
Homeovwners
-may deduct some or all of the mortgage interest paid.
-real estate taxes and certain other expenses.
1st time homebuyers
penalty free withdrawals from IRA's for a down payment
Broad form insurance
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Basic Form Insurance
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liability coverage
coverage for injuries or losses suffered as a result to a trauma to a property sustained within the unit
coinsurance clause
usually requires that the owner maintain insurance equal to a specified percentage (80%) of the replacement cost of the dwelling (not including the pre land)
co-insurance clause
an owner may make a claim for the full cost of the repair or replacement of the damaged properly without deduction for depreciation or annual wear and tear.
CLUE
Comprehensive
Loss
Underwriting
Exchange

database of consumer claims history that enables insurance companies to access prior claims informaiton in the
National FLood Insurance Act of 1968
help owners of property in flood prone areas by subsidizing flood insurances.
Army Corp of Engineers
has prepared maps that identify specific flood prone areas throughout the country
What do you need to finance property with federal or federally related mortgages loans?
Must have flood insurance
Where can insurance policies be purchased from?
National Flood Insurance Program
Exemption from the purchase of flood insurance
borrower who can produce a survey showing that the lowest part of the building is located above the 100 year flood mark
Definition of a flood
general and temporary condition of partial or completion inundation of 2 or more acres or two or more properties
Two types of flood policies
RCV
Replacement Cost Valve

ACV
Actual Cost Valve
Flood Definition
-an overflow of inland or tidal waves
-an unusual and rapid accumulation or runoff of surface waters.
-mudflows/slides on the surface of normally day waves
-collapse of land along the shore of a body of water (under certain conditions.
PUD
PUD can be small development of just a few homes or an entire planned city.
owners do not have direct ownership interest in the common areas.
-community Association is formed to maintain these areas with fees collected from the owner.
Planned Unit Development
PUD's
master planned communities
merge housing, recreation, and commerical units into one self contained development.
planned under special zoning ordinance
Cooperative
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Condo
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Apartment Complex
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