Based on
the original amortization schedule, that wasn't supposed to happen until 2018.
Not exact matches
Recasting (or re-calculating your loan) is another way of limiting negative
amortization and keeping your loan on the
original schedule.
The
amortization schedule in your
original loan documents sets out all payment dates and their corresponding loan balances.
Under a standard ten - year
amortization schedule, these loans would be approaching full repayment, and only about 10 percent of the
original balance would remain.»
You can request removal of the PMI as soon as your LTV ratio reaches 80 % as per the
amortization schedule and the lender must grant the request provided your account being in good standing, i.e. you have not missed payments or made late payments and your LTV actually is at 80 % as per the
amortization schedule (which uses the
original appraised value of the house).
Simply enter in the
original amount of your mortgage and the date you closed, and click «Show
Amortization Schedule.»
Additionally, the borrower can request the private mortgage insurance to be cancelled once the loan reaches 80 % of the
original value, based on either the actual payments made, or the initial
amortization schedule (for fixed rate loans) or current
amortization schedule (adjustable rate loans), irrespective of the actual loan balance.