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Loan-Level Price Adjustment (LLPA) Matrix Question

Randy P.
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Table 6: High LTV Refinance Mortgage Loans

If the sum of all applicable LLPAs exceeds the caps listed below, the excess will be waived at delivery.

Does this mean that there is a cap of 2% on LLPAs for 80%-90% and ? Wouldn't it be better to get a higher LTV if the LLPA since there is a cap are going to be lower?