if i get home loan secured in this taxable year, can i deduct interest payments made before loan secured?

February 2nd, 2012 by admin

my parents helped my husband and i purchase a home this year. we have a loan agreement with them and have been making payments of principal and interest since june of this year. the loan is not secured on the home. the home mortgage interest deduction for federal personal income taxes requires that the loan be secured on the property. if i get the loan secured before the end of this taxable year, can i deduct all interest payment made this year even if they were made before the home was secured?

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