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Rick Grimsley
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Need short term loan to avoid PMI

Rick Grimsley
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello all, we are buying a property and selling our existing home. We have 150k equity in the house we are selling. We are already in contract to buy the new home. We will likely close on the new home before we sell the existing one because we are just getting it on the market. I have enough cash to put down up to 15% on the new home and close the loan before my existing property sells (about 75k) but would need another 25k down to avoid pmi on the new property. I've got 800 fico score, long work history, no credit problems. The new loan will be about 480k total. Don't really want to finance the PMI because I will still be stuck with the bill on it. What ideas do you have?

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