PostHeaderIcon Home Buying: You Don't Have to Pay Private Mortgage Insurance or PMI


The Downfalls of PMI

The problem with private mortgage insurance is that it raises your monthly payment and, unlike the interest on a traditional mortgage, PMI is not tax deductible. You can eventually cancel private mortgage insurance if you can prove that you owe 80% or less of your home's value. Getting your mortgage balance down to 80% of the home's value can take many years. The good news is that you can have all three: A low down payment, a low monthly payment, and NO PMI!. Bobbie Sage