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Posts Tagged 'PMI'

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What Is Mortgage Insurance?

Posted by: Babak Moghaddam

What Is Mortgage Insurance?When it comes to putting a down payment on a house, most lenders are going to ask for 20 percent; however, some lenders will be willing to accept a smaller down payment in exchange for something else.

That something else is ...

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FHA Down Payment Requirements: Homeownership Without A Big Savings Account

Posted by: Babak Moghaddam

FHA Down Payment Requirements Homeownership Without A Big Savings AccountBuying a home for the first time can be a challenge. One of the tools created to help people buy a home for the first time comes in the form of FHA loans. There were loans that were ...

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How Much Of A Down Payment Should I Make On My Home?

Posted by: Babak Moghaddam

How Much Of A Down Payment Should I Make On My HomeThere are a lot of steps that people need to take when buying a home. One of the most common issues that people discuss is the down payment. Most banks will require a down payment so ...

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3 Ways To Avoid Mortgage Insurance

Posted by: Babak Moghaddam

3 Ways to Avoid Mortgage InsuranceWhen you are buying a home, you may run into a number of hurdles to complete the purchase. One of the items that you may be asked to purchase is called private mortgage insurance, often shortened to PMI. This is a unique ...

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Does Private Mortgage Insurance Make Sense For You?

Posted by: Babak Moghaddam

Does Private Mortgage Insurance Make Sense For YouIf you are reading this article, it’s entirely possible that you are considering buying a home. It’s also likely that you are weighing certain financial options between a sizable down payment or taking on the expense of mortgage insurance.

It’s important to understand ...

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