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Heblin Villa
  • Los angeles, CA
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Removing PMI

Heblin Villa
  • Los angeles, CA
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if somebody currently has mortgage insurance and you know that you now qualify for the lenders to take it off and you never request the cancellation...will they cancel it with out requesting the cancellation? 

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Bill P.
  • Investor | Syndicator | Instructor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Bill P.
  • Investor | Syndicator | Instructor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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You may be required to pay for the appraisal that shows them (mortgage company) the LTV to be removed. Can definitely be worth it if your PMI is outrageous like most.

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