PMI is an abbreviation for Private Mortgage Insurance. This is special insurance that lenders force higher risk borrowers to pay to protect the interests of a bank in case of default. PMI is only applicable in very specific instances, most often when you are borrowing more than eight percent of your home’s fair market value.
Try to avoid PMI at all costs. Don’t be afraid of taking out a second mortgage to buy your home; don’t be afraid to borrow your down payment. PMI is just money out the door that is not going towards your equity or anything that benefits you. You can get PMI removed from your mortgage once you reach a goal of twenty percent in equity. If you have PMI already, work hard to get it removed.
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