Re:Home Price to Income Ratio
by bussierem on Monday September 20, 2021 @08:23PM
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I just bought a house, and put 10% down on the house. What I learned:
- PMI is really not as expensive as you might think. I pay ~$150/mo extra and all told my mortgage is just over $2k/mo
- PMI rate depends on a LOT of factors, including your lender's terms, your own credit history, and even the amount you put down. Your PMI gets re-evaluated yearly and the closer you are to the 20% equity on the house, the less PMI you pay. You can actually even get PMI waived as early as 18% sometimes, if you remember to ask them.
- PMI is really not as expensive as you might think. I pay ~$150/mo extra and all told my mortgage is just over $2k/mo
- PMI rate depends on a LOT of factors, including your lender's terms, your own credit history, and even the amount you put down. Your PMI gets re-evaluated yearly and the closer you are to the 20% equity on the house, the less PMI you pay. You can actually even get PMI waived as early as 18% sometimes, if you remember to ask them.