From Robert Bruss in today’s SF Gate comes the answer to a reader’s question about interest-only loans.

“There are pros and cons. If you expect to stay in your home less than five years, an interest-only mortgage keeps your monthly payments at fully tax-deductible rock bottom. You won’t be paying any of the principal balance, but if you will be selling in five years, who cares?”

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