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Old 04-23-2007, 04:45 PM   #18
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Re: Real Estate Advice

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Sorry to use his thread for my own question, but I talked about PMI insurance earlier and realized that my new house is under 80% LTV. I owe around 75k and the house is now worth roughly 110K (I know it probably makes you guys sick to know that housing costs are so low out here, but remember this place sucks)...I'm still paying PMI. How do I get rid of this? I have yet to do this in my homeowner experiences. Any advice?

ps- I have a very good friend that does appraisals if this helps.
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with Wells Fargo (not a job my mortgage Co) and there is 3 different ways to have PMI removed from your loan. The 20% rule is from the purchase or appraised amount at the time of purchase.Then if you make a big enough improvement like a garage, addition etc.. if it increasees the value enough. Stuff like upgrading a bathroom painting do not count. Then there is another way which I cant think of but just call your mortgage co and they should send you the papper work and if you qualify they have to remove your PMI.
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