In a mortgage loan, how do you get rid of an MIP?

Posted on Nov 25, 2024 in FHA Information

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Question by littleman: In a mortgage loan, more about how do you get rid of an MIP?
I am looking at refinancing my home loan and I was curious what an MIP (or an MPI…I don’t recall off hand) is for? I have been paying a mortgage “insurance” premium for a year now and I’m curious what it takes to get rid of that?

Any help?

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Answer by jamesnbarnes
If it is an FHA loan and you are paying MIP, you have to pay the loan down to 78%. It is only .50% of the loan amount a year if it is an FHA loan. Pretty cheap considering it allowed you to get 100% financing that is assumable.

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3 Comments

  1. It will go away when you have paid enough of the Principal down so that the amount owed is only usually 80% of the actual value of your home. This is how it usually works. You really need to find out from the person you got the loan from if you don’t understand your mortgage papers.

  2. Federal legislation passed in 1999 mandates that the lender must cancel the PMI when the loan balance hits 78%. However, the borrower can request the cancellation when the loan value hits 80%.

  3. I had to pay 20% off my Mortgage Loan and then call my Mortgage Co. and request it.

    They may charge you what is equal to 1 mortgage payment to inspect your house prior to removing it. That’s what delayed mine–the extra $ .

    They used to do this automatically–take it off but now it’s up the Homeowner to request it and many homeowners fail to do this paying for it with their mortgage payments all the while.

    good question

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