Published by Craig on 15 Jun 2009 at 07:13 pm
Mortgage Insurance for Boise First Time Home Buyers
Mortgage Insurance is required when a home is purchased with less then 20% down payment. There is a monthly portion for all FHA loans which is based on .55% and an upfront premium of 2.25% which is financed into the loan amount.
Boise First Time Home Buyers can print out a sample good faith estimate and see the exact numbers for a $100,000 purchase price scenario.
The reason for MI is cover a lender in the event of forclosure, to offset the losses.
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