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Greg White
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Get more leverage in exchange for paying PMI?

Greg White
  • Phoenix, AZ
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If PMI for rental property mortgages is tax deductible, then is a 20% down payment as important as it would be for a home you would occupy or live in? For a rental property it seems like you can do a lower down, get more leverage and not feel so much of a big sting on PMI fees if a decent portion of that PMI can be deducted on income taxes under an LLC. Would this be correct?