Feb 8, 2016
3:27:26pm
3:27:26pm
Why? You factor it in to the effective rate just like anything else. This
absolute aversion to having no PMI or MIP as a hard rule makes no sense. For example, if you could get a 3.5% rate but you have PMI with an effective rate of just 3.7% is that a deal breaker?
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