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What is Mortgage Insurance?

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What is Mortgage Insurance?

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If the bank’s loan amount exceeds 80% of the purchase price of the market value of the property, the bank needs an insurance company to share the risk with them. This insurance is commonly referred to as PMI.

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This is generally required in one form or another when the down payment is less than 20%, and protects the lender in the event of loan default. The lower the down payment, the higher the risk for the lender, and thus the higher the monthly premium. Depending on your particulars, there are ways in which mortgage insurance can sometimes be avoided at purchase, or dropped altogether at some point in the future. If your credit score is high enough, we can look at several products to help you avoid PMI.

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A.Mortgage Insurance insures lenders in the event of a borrower’s foreclosure. It is paid for by the borrower, and allows lenders to grant loans that they otherwise would not consider. Depending on credit scores and loan structure, mortgage insurance may be required when the down payment is less than 20%. top.

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Mortgage insurance is a product that lenders will often require as a condition of making a loan when the borrower is generally making less than a 20% down payment. The insurance protects the lender in the event the borrower defaults so it enables them to make lower down payment loans with the same amount of risk as loans with larger down payments.

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A.It is a life, credit life or disability income insurance policy specifically designed to pay off the unpaid mortgage loan balance or make the monthly payments on a mortgage, if you are injured, ill or die. Back to list.

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