PMI and Countrywide

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by lrssms, Apr 29, 2003.

  1. lrssms

    lrssms Member

    What do you guys think about losing the PMI

    Purchased home 4/30/02 Price 154,000
    Financed with Countrywide Mortgge 146,300
    Currently Owe 144,800

    House appraised at sale (4/30) 170,000
    Market Appreciation 4.3% for area 7,300
    Estimate Market Value 177,300


    Current Mortage 144,800 + 20% = 173,760

    Does it look like I can lose the PMI?

    Next problem
    Filed Chpt 7 2/03.
    keeping house
    never late on Mortgage.
    have been a customer with countrywide for 10 years (with a prior loan)
     
  2. jlynn

    jlynn Well-Known Member

    You might look at the fine print in your contract. The BK may put a kink in it--but thats just speculation.

    Worse case call and ask them before you spend a few hundred on an updated appraisal.
     
  3. mcdavis4

    mcdavis4 Well-Known Member

    I just refinanced with Countrywide under a program called "Fast Track". It took less than a week for my appraisal and closing. You may want to call them about this prgram. I am not sure though, how your bankruptcy will fall into this. But you never know unless you try!

    Good Luck,
    Michelle
     
  4. ADiliegro

    ADiliegro Active Member

    PMI is charged on loans more than 80% of the value of the home. Call CW and tell them you are under 80% and you do NOT want to pay the PMI.
     
  5. lbrown59

    lbrown59 Well-Known Member

    is that only on the overage or is it charged on the entire amount of the loan?
     
  6. jlynn

    jlynn Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: PMI and Countrywide

    If I remember correctly it is charged based on the balance of the entire loan (annually).
     
  7. picantel

    picantel Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: PMI and Countrywide

    I did the 80/20 loan with countrywide to get around the PMI but just remember that 20% is a LOC which is revolving. Prepare for the annihilation of your credit score. I lost 84 points. Also, if you do this then go to upromise.com especially if you have children or plan to have children., IF you do not get your grandchildrens name down. IF not and you have friends with children go under them. Countrywide is a member and you can get cash back.
     

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