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Please help this newbie

Faith Kae
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Hello everyone,

i purchased my first duplex last year with a Fha 203k loan. Here are my numbers.

Current loan Amt: $118,000

Mortg: $528 Pmi:82 HI: 90 prop tax:70

rental income-$625 (below market) I just bumped my inherited tenant rent from $525. She is low income but wants to stay forever.

1st question: I have replaced all of the appliances and flooring( 203k) on both sides and painted cabinets. I want to get rid of pmi should I pay down to about 10% of equity and hope the appraisal covers the other 10% or just pay it down to 20%.

2nd question: I have a house emergency fund of $10k. When I move out do I still need to budget for capex and maintenance? It has a new roof and new hvac on both sides (203k loan)

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