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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
PMI Removal - FHA Loan
Hi All, i have a SFR that i purchased about 5 years ago - and per the HUD it says for the PMI/MIP to be removed, i must pay premiums for 5 years and the LTV needs to be at 78%. Now i just hit 5 years, and the home has nearly doubled in value. I contacted the lender, and they said "Per Investor guidelines, we must use the appraised value or sales price of the home from closing (whichever is lower)" - so naturally the sales price of the home was much lower because it needed work and is at only 87% LTV based on that original number 5 years ago. Any thoughts on if this is true even, and what options i may have? Thanks.
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If the loan was issued prior to June 2013 I think, it is 5 years and 78% ltv based on purchase price. After June 2013 and under 10% down is permanent PMI.
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