No Equity Mortgage
April 19th, 2006 by jhampton

When purchasing a home you can acquire a mortgage with the help of private mortgage insurance. In order to decide if PMI is right for you consider some facts on this insurance.
- PMI actually enables a buyer to get into a home with 100% financing on the home.
- PMI is required in most cases where you don’t have money down or equity of at least 20% of the home value.
- PMI premiums are rated by the amount of equity or down payment. The more you have, the less PMI you need.
- PMI can be cancelled once the loan to value ratio is reached.
Often times as the house appreciates the cost of a certified appraisal is all you need in order to cancel PMI. Although it may not be the best option, when you are trying to get into a real estate business, it could be an option.
Posted on Wednesday, April 19th, 2006 at 11:25 am In Real Estate Investment




