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re: Question About PMI/Home Buying (Update on pg 3)
Posted on 4/10/13 at 11:31 am to LETSGEAUX2
Posted on 4/10/13 at 11:31 am to LETSGEAUX2
You can prepay PMI at closing, and save some money. It's not something that's always mentioned, but I just did it when I refi'd about 6 months ago. You'll have to bring more to the closing table, but it won't be something you have to worry with monthly, and it takes out having to get another appraisal when you think you hit 20%.
Not to mention that PMI might be worth it to go ahead and lock in the low interest rates. They won't be low like this forever, so it may be worth it to pay PMI for a couple of years to keep your rate low. The lender should automatically remove PMI at 78% LTV (at least I believe that's true).
Not to mention that PMI might be worth it to go ahead and lock in the low interest rates. They won't be low like this forever, so it may be worth it to pay PMI for a couple of years to keep your rate low. The lender should automatically remove PMI at 78% LTV (at least I believe that's true).
Posted on 4/10/13 at 12:01 pm to LSUGUMBO
Another thing, I made the biggest financial mistake of my life last January. I wanted to surprise my wife with a trip so I put the hotel on a credit card I never use. Well, I forgot to get online and pay it. Needless to say, I was getting letters in the mail, thinking they were just statements so I would shred them. Well, they were late notices and I didn't notice until 6 months later. Ruined my perfect credit and it now sits at 678 so I doubt I can do much of anything yet. Pisses me off that I could be so dumb to ruin my credit over $200.
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