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Had a couple of clients last year who jumped on the “no PMI” bandwagon, thinking it was a slam dunk. Fast forward, they were surprised by the higher rates and closing costs. Like you said,
Sometimes the old-fashioned route with PMI actually works out better, especially if you’re planning to move or refinance in a few years. The marketing makes it sound so simple, but there’s always more to it.“those higher rates and extra fees add up fast—especially if you’re not planning to stay in the house long-term.”
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