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Aditya Bhate
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  • Ontario, Canada
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Down payment <=> Interest rates <=> Mortgage Insurance

Aditya Bhate
  • New to Real Estate
  • Ontario, Canada
Posted

Is this true for every case that:

As Down payment increases, Interest rate increases, Mortgage insurance decreases.

OR

Lets say Down Payment is 5%, then interest rates & Mortgage insurance will be higher as compared to 20% down.

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