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Vinny Tanguturi
  • chantilly, VA
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Cancelling PMI on conventional loan with 79.2% LTV

Vinny Tanguturi
  • chantilly, VA
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Hi there,

I own a single family from 2012 and bought at $611000 with 10% down as Conventional loan. Currently I have $482,500 which will be at 78.9% LTV. I need to remove my PMI as I still need to pay for another 6 months to reach 78% and to be removed automatically. If I request the Morgage company then they required to do an Appraisal with their own agent.

The question is when they do appraisal and if the appraised value is less then my original property value, will they still consider my original value as I reached below 80% or do they take Appraised value?

in 2016 when I did appriasal from the mortgage company they appraised my home value at 575000 but according to my property tax assessments the property should be increased by $10000 from original value. I heard someone saying when they appraise they don't consider all the upgrades we had from the builder. Not sure is that true.

According to my current Fair market value from county it shows as $595500.

Appreciate your advise greatly

Thanks

Vinny

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