Short Answer
PMI automatically cancels when your loan is scheduled to reach 78% of the original property value, as long as your loan is current.
What’s Happening
As you make payments, your loan balance decreases. Federal guidelines require automatic PMI cancellation at a specific loan-to-value threshold.
What It Means for You
- Automatic cancellation occurs at 78% of the original property value.
- Your mortgage must be current at the time of cancellation.
- This is based on your original amortization schedule — not current market value.
You may be able to request removal earlier at 80% loan-to-value if you meet eligibility requirements.
What You Should Do Next
- Review your amortization schedule.
- Confirm your current payment status.
- Try our PMI Removal tool if you believe you meet the criteria for PMI removal.
Important Dates, Fees, or Risks
- Automatic cancellation is based on original value, not current appraised value.
- If your loan is not current, cancellation may be delayed.
- A valuation fee may apply if requesting early removal.
Contact Us If
- You have questions or issues with the PMI Removal tool.
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