PMI

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Hi,
I am a newbie investor and I have a question for your mortgage bankers out there. Is the PMI cut-off different for investment properties than for my own personal mortgage? I thought PMI was not required once you reached 20% equity whether for investment property or for your own residential property...can somebody who knows the definitive answer to this let me know? Thx very much! :-?

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  • Devlon21st December, 2004

    Well depends... PMI on 80% LTV is only good for Fannie/Freddie ("CONFORMING"wink loans. All other loans, Non Conforming, make their own guidelines. Since most non owner occupieds above 80% LTV are non conforming anyways, you will have to ask lender by lender what their guidelines are for PMI on non owner occupied.

  • mitnc21st December, 2004

    most of the time PMI is mute under 80% ltv period. I dont have a single non-conforming lender in my dockets that has a pmi even over 80%.

    So pmi should not matter in most NOO deals.
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  • tinman175522nd December, 2004

    PMI can only be charged when the loan amount is over 80%of the appraised value or the sales price which ever is lower. That is on all programs, that would require PMI. That is a definately answer.

    Lori
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