Tommy Owens, Jr. and Dawn R. Owens - Page 4




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          Paul.  Throughout the period during which petitioners lived in              
          the Walker Street property, they also paid for their electricity,           
          gas, and telephone usage at that property.                                  
               In May 1994, petitioners moved to 1728 East Tabor Street,              
          Indianapolis (East Tabor Street property).  On August 1, 1994,              
          Mr. Owens assumed a mortgage on the East Tabor Street property              
          from Douglas H. Tussey (Mr. Tussey).  On August 3, 1994, Mr.                
          Tussey executed a warranty deed conveying the East Tabor Street             
          property to Mr. Owens.  On the same date, petitioners purchased             
          homeowner’s insurance from State Farm Insurance Company for which           
          they paid an annual premium of $265.  During 1994, petitioners              
          paid a total of $10,354.50 to Mr. Tussey and a total of $1,000 to           
          Re-Max Preferred Realty toward the purchase of the East Tabor               
          Street property.                                                            
               The mortgagee for the East Tabor Street property was Amer-             
          ica’s Mortgage Servicing, Inc., later known as First Nationwide             
          Mortgage Corporation.  During 1994, petitioners made mortgage               
          payments totaling at least $1,050.13 to America’s Mortgage                  
          Servicing, Inc.  During 1995, they made mortgage payments of at             
          least $3,192.14 to America’s Mortgage Servicing, Inc., later                
          known as First Nationwide Mortgage Corporation.  Throughout the             
          period during which petitioners resided at the East Tabor Street            
          property, they also paid for their gas, telephone, water, and               
          electricity usage at that property.                                         






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