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Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) adds a heavy burden to borrower's mortgage payments. Many borrowers look to avoid it with a second loan, but is prepayment better?

Private Mortgage Insurance has lagged the subprime mortgage market, leaving insurers with big losses. Expect them to wise up and increase rates in the future.

PMI is a recurring insurance charge added to some borrowers' mortgage payments. This charge only benefits the lender and can be avoided in certain circumstances.

Seller financing has been a tool used to make properties more attractive on the commercial side of the real estate business. It works for residential sellers as well.

Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is not for the homeowner. It is for the lender. But the homeowner pays for it! Don't confuse PMI with other any other insurance.

Private Mortgage Insurance or Lender Mortgage Insurance is the insurance that a borrower pays to obtain mortgage when he cannot afford to put down a 20% down payment.

The debate between Jumbo Mortgages and First/Second Mortgages to finance higher priced homes suggests Jumbo Mortgages refinance easier.