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To: Black Birch
I think you assume wrong. People with piggy back loans don't pay PMI and my understanding is that subprime borrowers don't pay PMI either. That is why there is a problem.

Okay, what percentage of subprime loans also had piggybacks? How would it be possible for a subprime loan NOT to have PMI when my wife and I, with very good credit, would have to get PMI?

Are you a mortgage broker or have you just heard these things?

44 posted on 12/08/2007 7:04:21 AM PST by raybbr (You think it's bad now - wait till the anchor babies start to vote.)
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To: raybbr
Okay, what percentage of subprime loans also had piggybacks? How would it be possible for a subprime loan NOT to have PMI when my wife and I, with very good credit, would have to get PMI?

One report I read said about 50% of subprime loans also had piggyback loans in 2006.

Your loan would be a conventional loan and not a subprime loan.

Are you a mortgage broker or have you just heard these things?

No. I am just trying to figure out what is going on like you are.

48 posted on 12/08/2007 7:24:34 AM PST by EVO X
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