Asked about mortgage insurance — which almost one out of every two homebuyers in Canada must buy and which can add thousands of dollars to the price of a house — Cran draws a blank.
Not exact matches
But when I call the lender and
asked them
about it, they said the
mortgage insurance would continue until I reach a certain loan amount.
I
asked this question
about whether I need to re-apply for my
mortgage in order to not have to pay private
mortgage insurance anymore.
You can
ask your
mortgage company
about escrow, which allows you to pay your homeowners
insurance payment along with your
mortgage payment.
Ask your
mortgage professional
about lenders» requirements for homeowners
insurance.
Ask about lender paid
mortgage insurance.
We have been receiving many calls lately
asking about mortgage protection
insurance, otherwise known as decreasing term
insurance or
mortgage life
insurance.
But that is exactly what they generally say when
asked about mortgage protection
insurance, according to Anne Marie Thomas of InsuranceHotline.com, an
insurance comparisons site.
You can
ask your
mortgage company
about escrow, which allows you to pay your homeowners
insurance payment along with your
mortgage payment.
One of the most commons questions that people
ask about mortgage life
insurance, is if there are policies are a better option than a traditional life
insurance plan?
So when a lender
asks about getting
insurance to pay off your
mortgage in case something bad happens to you, «Yes» is the first answer you give.
That's the real reason the
mortgage life
insurance company isn't
asking you
about your health, is because with
mortgage life
insurance, health - related deaths aren't covered.
I was
asked recently to speak
about private
mortgage insurance cancellation so I thought this would be a good topic to cover this week.
We
asked Lou to be our professional guest expert this week and answer some key questions
about Mortgage Insurance that many people often have when applying for a loan.
Feel free to
ask me
about how we purchased our property with less than the conventional 20 % downpayment and don't pay
mortgage insurance!