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Old 04-22-2008, 11:52 AM
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Default question related to FHA pmi

Does the FHA have a different requirement, time length, specifically, that you have to keep the PMI? Or, is it until you have that magic LTV ratio? Sorry, I can't remember the number exactly, but it's something like having 20% equity in your home. I thought I read somewhere that FHA requires you to keep it for 5 years.
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5yrs or 78% LTV.

Most lenders require 78% ltv on conventional....not 80%

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Does the FHA have a different requirement, time length, specifically, that you have to keep the PMI? Or, is it until you have that magic LTV ratio? Sorry, I can't remember the number exactly, but it's something like having 20% equity in your home. I thought I read somewhere that FHA requires you to keep it for 5 years.
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Thanks a lot renriq02!! I'm sure I will have more questions as we get more into our loan process. We just turned in our loan app today and will probably go FHA since we don't have a ton of money to put down.
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