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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lending (be the bank) for a siblings mortgage
I'm considering acting as the bank and lending to a sibling who is buying a house.
1) Is the interest I receive taxable as interest income, or can it be considered gifts between family members?
2) Do you know of a good third party service that tracks everything instead of using a spreadsheet?
Thanks in advance for your comments
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Don't do it unless you are prepared to foreclose. Never mix family and money.
Yes the interest is taxable as income.