Finally someone talks about this. I was told by US Bank I had to wait until my mortgage was 2 years old or had done upgrades to quality. I’ll call soon since its 2 years next month.
Would the tax appraisal that my city is basing my tax rate come into play? When I bought my house my tax rate was based on the city saying the property is worth 312k. Now they say it's 415k which is well over 20% since it's been paid to under 300 and I'm getting hosed on both ends. City says pay more because it's worth more and the bank says keep paying because we want you to.
The Assessed Value used for property tax calculations is different than the Fair Market Value that's used to by your mortgage lender. The AV is often significantly lower than FMV, so it sounds like just on the equity, you should be able to get your PMI dropped by your lender.
Finally someone talks about this. I was told by US Bank I had to wait until my mortgage was 2 years old or had done upgrades to quality. I’ll call soon since its 2 years next month.
What’s the update
What if you were to pay 20% (paying earlier) off the original loan amount?
Just got a new escrow analysis and my PMI is going from $3.2k to $8.8k. Is that even legal/possible??
I will call u for sure as first time buyer we have zero idea
Thank you was very explanatory.
Would the tax appraisal that my city is basing my tax rate come into play? When I bought my house my tax rate was based on the city saying the property is worth 312k. Now they say it's 415k which is well over 20% since it's been paid to under 300 and I'm getting hosed on both ends. City says pay more because it's worth more and the bank says keep paying because we want you to.
The Assessed Value used for property tax calculations is different than the Fair Market Value that's used to by your mortgage lender. The AV is often significantly lower than FMV, so it sounds like just on the equity, you should be able to get your PMI dropped by your lender.
I just sued Wells fargo in small claims court
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I have more than enough equity to cancel it but they wont let is go until the mortgage is paid off.
Fha loan?
Call Fannie Mae if it is a conventional loan they should help you
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