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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinancing: What is LTV Ratio in Florida?
Hello to ALL:
I decided to to refinance my condo in order to lower my payments, drop Mortgage Insurance and lower my APR (currently 4.75%). I bought the property as a foreclosure with 10% down and now it went up in value so my estimated LTV should be around 80/20. I called up couple lenders and came to find out that LTV in Florida for refinancing is 75/25, which means I'm not eligible or I have to cough up more cash to qualify.
Are there other refinancing options out there?
Are there lenders that will be able to refinance with 80/20 LTV?