Posted on: 03rd Aug, 2010 09:15 pm
Two years ago I bought my first house with a 30 year loan and a fixed interest rate of 6.75%. I had an excellent credit score and took a loan against my 401k for 5.01% down on the mortgage as that is all I could afford. I have a single mortgage payment for a loan that financed 94.99% of my home purchase and never paid PMI. I am certain I don't have any flavor of an 80/20 or an 80/15/5, just a straight up 94.99 loan with no PMI. My loan payments only go to principle, interest, home owners insurance and taxes, nothing towards PMI which I never understood how I didn't have to pay PMI. They said something about the '.01' keeping me from PMI.
Tonight I logged into my mortgage account to confirm my monthly payment and I just noticed that the loan is now titled a 30 yr conv w/PMI. There hasn't been a change in my payments or anything like that and the current mortgage company has owned it for 2 years. I also doublechecked my HUD statement and it clearly shows it was a 30 yr conv unins loan.
Any thoughts on why my loan is suddenly titled 'w/PMI'? And can they change the terms of my loan to add PMI without notifying me?
Also, what are the odds I could re-finance and not have to pay PMI?
Thanks!
Tonight I logged into my mortgage account to confirm my monthly payment and I just noticed that the loan is now titled a 30 yr conv w/PMI. There hasn't been a change in my payments or anything like that and the current mortgage company has owned it for 2 years. I also doublechecked my HUD statement and it clearly shows it was a 30 yr conv unins loan.
Any thoughts on why my loan is suddenly titled 'w/PMI'? And can they change the terms of my loan to add PMI without notifying me?
Also, what are the odds I could re-finance and not have to pay PMI?
Thanks!
Hi tonners,
Your lender will be the best to let you know why suddenly that added the PMI to your loan after 2 years. If they want to change the terms and conditions of the loan, they will have to notify you. I would suggest you to contact your lender and request him to clarify the matter.
Thanks,
Jerry
Your lender will be the best to let you know why suddenly that added the PMI to your loan after 2 years. If they want to change the terms and conditions of the loan, they will have to notify you. I would suggest you to contact your lender and request him to clarify the matter.
Thanks,
Jerry