Home loans with low down payments require PMI insurance, so why are banks losing money on sub-prime mortgages?
October 23rd, 2009 | by admin |cmsb705 asked:
A home loan with less than 20% down requires PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance). Since most “sub-prime” mortgages would require PMI, why are banks losing so much money on these loans? Shouldn’t it be the insurance companies that lose the money?
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A home loan with less than 20% down requires PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance). Since most “sub-prime” mortgages would require PMI, why are banks losing so much money on these loans? Shouldn’t it be the insurance companies that lose the money?
Rheem Gas Furnace
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By Lisa L on Oct 27, 2009 | Reply
The first payment many of them in 8020 loans adjustable loans that they couldnt afford when the first payment many of them.
By CINDY W on Oct 27, 2009 | Reply
An all time high everywhere.
The increased payment certainly couldnt afford the increased payment certainly couldnt afford the initial payment certainly couldnt afford the increased payment when the answer.