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Once you build up at least 20 percent equity in your home, you can ask your lender to cancel this insurance. And your lender must automatically cancel PMI charges once your regular payments reduce the balance on your loan to 78 percent of your home's original appraised value.
In most cases with conventional loans, a down payment smaller than 20 percent will require some form of private mortgage insurance, or PMI. One of those options is lender-paid mortgage insurance, commonly known as LPMI.
With lender-paid mortgage insurance (LPMI), your lender will technically pay the mortgage insurance premium. In fact, you will actually pay for it over the life of the loan in the form of a slightly higher interest rate. Unlike BPMI, you can't cancel LPMI when your equity reaches 78% because it is built into the loan.
PMI Premium: The higher the PMI premium, the more likely the higher rate is a better deal. Premiums vary with the type of loan, term, down payment and other factors. The Rate Increment: The smaller the increase in the interest rate charged in lieu of PMI, the greater the advantage of the higher rate loan.
With lender-paid mortgage insurance (LPMI), your lender will technically pay the mortgage insurance premium. In fact, you will actually pay for it over the life of the loan in the form of a slightly higher interest rate. Unlike BPMI, you can't cancel LPMI when your equity reaches 78% because it is built into the loan.
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The only way to get rid of LPMI is to reach 20% equity and then refinance your loan. Choosing LPMI means you may have the option to pay all or some of your PMI costs at closing. You'll get a lower interest rate if you make a partial payment toward your mortgage insurance.
Borrower-paid mortgage insurance (BPMI) single premium options may be a good choice for a borrower who wants to keep the monthly payment low. The BPMI single option allows homebuyers or other parties (e.g., sellers or builder assists) to pay the full premium up front at closing or to finance it into the loan.
Lender-paid private mortgage insurance (LPMI) is a type of PMI that is arranged and paid for by your mortgage lender. You'll typically pay for this service with a higher interest rate.
Be aware that PMI is intended to protect the lender, not the borrower, against potential losses. There are four main types of mortgage insurance you can purchase: borrower-paid mortgage insurance, single-premium mortgage insurance, lender-paid mortgage insurance, and split-premium mortgage insurance.
Lender-paid private mortgage insurance (LPMI) is a type of PMI that is arranged and paid for by your mortgage lender. You'll typically pay for this service with a higher interest rate.

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