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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Refinance Calculators - Pitiful !
Is there a single Refinance Calculator on the web that takes into account MORTGAGE INSURANCE (PMI)? As in, I'm paying it NOW, and I WON'T BE PAYING IT after I refinance, so include that in my monthly savings, please. Also, I would like for something to show me, what will I save, over the life of the loan, if I refinance, and hold the mortgage until it expires. I want the entire picture. Is that too much to ask?
Current Loan (FHA)
$224,257 Original Loan Amount (05/18/2018)
$215,850 Current Loan Amount (Today - 07/16/2020)
$271,000 Estimated Property Value (Today - 07/16/2020)
79.65 Loan to value ratio
$1,071 Current Principal and Interest Payment
$143 Current Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) Monthly Payment
$1,214 Current P&I INCLUDING MIP (Must use this number for comparison purposes!)
$0 HOA Fee
4.00% Current Interest Rate
0.80% Current MIP Interest Rate
Current Annual Escrow Payments
$923 Flood Insurance
$1,067 Hazard Insurance
$1,684 FHA Mortgage Insurance
$3,090 County Tax
New Loan (Conventional)
3.65% New Expected Interest Rate (Investment Property: 3.15% + 0.50%) (Is this # realistic?)
0% New Expected Mortgage Insurance Premium
75% Loan to Value needed to eliminate PMI/MIP on an Investment Property
Should I be willing to put a little cash INTO this Refinance, in order to eliminate the MIP and get a lower rate?