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3). Pros and Cons of Getting a Second Mortgage to Avoid Mortgage Insurance By : Rebecca Oconnor
Mortgage lenders generally require that buyers with a down payment of less than 20 percent of the purchase price must acquire private mortgage insurance, or PMI. These policies protect the lender in case of a default on the loan. PMI is temporary, lasting only until enough is paid in principal to reach the 20 percent mark. The PMI on a home in the amount of $250,000 can be around $100 a month however, so avoiding PMI may be worth your while.
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6). Mortgage Insurance Protects Bank Forced Repossess Your House Loss By : wirat
The coverage usually is supplemental to a Mortgagee's Title Insurance policy, and the premium is customarily paid by the buyer. As with most other types of insurance, you pay a monthly premium on top of your monthly mortgage payment for this policy. A mortgage insurance policy protects the bank in the event they are forced to repossess your house and sell it at a loss.
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