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If you omit 25 percent of your gross income, that period extends to six years. Seven years after filing the tax return which includes the income or loss on the home when it is sold. Until you no longer own or use the product, or until the warranty expires, whichever comes first. Until the loan is paid. If you receive a payoff statement once the loan is paid, keep that indefinitely.
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