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How to Get Rid of PMI BiggerPockets Private mortgage insurance (PMI) can be expensive, so see how (and if) real estate investors can have it removed from their loan
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Is a Headache Seller Worth Losing a Deal Over? - BiggerPockets Well, my understanding is if you’re a bank and you see that the loan-to-value on a property is going the wrong direction, you should be able to step in and fix the problem by taking title of the property before it gets worse
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