(This won't be much if your local property taxes are billed January-December, but if your taxes are billed July to June, then it could be a large sum.) Those taxes are deducted as of the closing date as if you paid them to the city or county. Since you took over the house before the end of the tax year, you paid the seller a credit for the paid in advance taxes to cover your ownership. For example, the seller may have paid taxes last February, to cover the tax year January to December.
You probably paid a property tax adjustment to the seller as part of the closing costs. (Turbotax asks about mortgage insurance but does not do the 84 month calculation so you have to keep track yourself.) If you paid a VA funding fee or Rural Housing Funding Fee, these are special forms of mortgage insurance that are deductible as a lump sum in the year you close. The loan started at closing even though your payment didn't so you would take 1/84th now. If you paid an upfront payment for mortgage insurance, and if you otherwise qualify to deduct mortgage insurance (not married filing separately, under the income limit) then you can deduct the up front PMI or MIP over the first 84 months of the loan. If not, you have to divide them out over the life of the loan (like, 360 months).
Origination fees or points are a deductible form of mortgage interest IF they are a percentage charge of the loan amount and are not allocated to any specific fee or service (like a survey, bank attorney, etc.) If you paid points, and provided cash at closing at least equal to the amount of points, and charging points is normal business in your area, then you can deduct the points in the year you close. If you paid points, they may be deductible. That is deductible mortgage interest even if you don't receive a 1098. You likely paid daily interest from the closing date to the end of the month, shown on your closing statement. Whether you benefit depends on your total tax situation. Torque output comes in quicker with large cubic inch street and mild engines, while limiting high rpm horsepower. A 3.36 rear axle gear ratio would be more livable 3.36 x 2.87 9.64. Some of your closing costs are itemized deductions on your 2015 return. Using a 3.90 rear axle gear ratio as an example 2.87 x 3.90 11.19, this is on the high side for a high torque engine.
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