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ANTHONY SPOLIZINO
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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REFI QUESTION THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!

ANTHONY SPOLIZINO
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello ALL! Thanks in advance for your replies. I house hacked a duplex and it is now time to refinance out from the FHA owner occupy into a CONV loan. My question is should I use the same bank that owns the loan to do the refi with? The reason I am skeptical is would the same bank be hesitant to give an appraisal that would now remove PMI as it means less payment to them? Also, would the same bank be hesitant to give a better rate than I am paying now as it means less payment to them? In other words to me it seems there is a conflict of interest for the same bank to refi me as in the end if done correctly I should no longer have PMI and a lower payment both of which is less money for the bank. Thanks again for any advice.

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