So if early termination is not permitted, asking for it is a waste of breath.

I briefly spoke to someone from Quicken loans that indicated 2 years but had read elsewhere that's not needed so I appreciate the feedback from someone that can speak from the lending side of things.All of these responses have been able to breathe new life into my RE dream.

I plan on keeping the home long term and pay down to eliminate the MI to give myself some breathing room.My question is this; do I continue to pay down the note and have the home free and clear in 6-7 years and snowball the additional cash flow on to the other property to pay off in 3-4 years then pay off the next in 1-2 years etc. or do I save the money for other opportunities/investment vehicles.

But I suppose that would never happen because the boss couldn't get his daily dose of enjoyment by breathing down your neck and mirco-managing your every movement ;-)

Just think how happy you would be that you paid those premiums if you knew you were about to take your last breath!"

option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=85I don't think it is any cheaper, but everyone feels better about it.Personally, I'm a little worried about the folks that do the dirty work and breathing lead paint dust.

It sure would be great if someone from #Stessa would read this and help us out, but I'm not holding my breath. 

I did most of my building in Coronado, and I'm sure you can guess how strict they are, you need a permit to breathe :-)I've also had issues in Lakeside and El Cajon (County), but definitely City Heights is still the Wild West.

I’m not holding my breath on that. 

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