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Payment, and the month PMI comes off

Conventional mortgage insurance is temporary, which is the single biggest reason it beats FHA at decent credit. This shows exactly when it ends.

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Payment, and the month PMI comes off

Conventional mortgage insurance is temporary. You may request cancellation at 80% of the original value, and the servicer must drop it at 78%. Here is when, on scheduled payments alone.

The purchase

$42,500 down · $382,500 loan

Term

Tax, insurance, PMI and extras

Conventional only, above 80% loan-to-value. Drops at 78%.

Defaults use a Richmond-area effective tax rate of about 0.85% of price (sample).

Monthly payment, all in$2,992Principal, interest, tax, insurance, mortgage insurance. Paid off Oct 2056.
Monthly payment breakdown$2,992per month

Where each payment goes

  • Principal & interest$2,38679.8%
  • Property tax$30110.1%
  • Home insurance$1454.8%
  • Mortgage insurance$1595.3%
  • HOA dues$00.0%
Loan amount
$382,500P&I $2,386.30
Request PMI removal
Aug 2034
Mortgage insurance ends
Nov 2035
Total mortgage insurance
$17,213
Total interest
$476,569
Payoff
Oct 2056360 payments
Starting loan-to-value
90.0%
Interest saved by extra
$0

Mortgage insurance costs $159 a month, or $17,213 in total if it runs to automatic termination. The balance reaches 80% of the original value in payment 94 (7 years and 10 months), when you may request cancellation, and 78% in payment 108, when the servicer must remove it. Paying extra principal, or a rise in value with a new appraisal, can bring both dates forward.

Loan-to-value, and the month PMI comes offScheduled balance as a share of the original value.
  • Loan-to-value
  • 80% and 78% of original value
Loan-to-value over time with the 80% and 78% thresholds0%20%40%60%80%100%Close202820312034203720402043204620492052205580%: you may request78%: automaticMI ends Nov 2035

Amortization schedule

Amortization schedule by year. Select a year to show its monthly payments.
YearPrincipalInterestMortgage insuranceTotal paidBalanceLTV
$4,378$24,258$1,913$30,548$378,12289.0%
$4,665$23,971$1,913$30,548$373,45787.9%
$4,971$23,664$1,913$30,548$368,48686.7%
$5,298$23,338$1,913$30,548$363,18885.5%
$5,645$22,990$1,913$30,548$357,54384.1%
$6,016$22,620$1,913$30,548$351,52782.7%
$6,411$22,225$1,913$30,548$345,11681.2%
$6,832$21,804$1,913$30,548$338,28479.6%
$7,280$21,355$1,913$30,548$331,00477.9%
$7,758$20,877$0$28,636$323,24576.1%
$8,268$20,368$0$28,636$314,97874.1%
$8,810$19,825$0$28,636$306,16872.0%
$9,389$19,247$0$28,636$296,77969.8%
$10,005$18,631$0$28,636$286,77467.5%
$10,662$17,974$0$28,636$276,11265.0%
$11,362$17,274$0$28,636$264,75162.3%
$12,107$16,528$0$28,636$252,64359.4%
$12,902$15,733$0$28,636$239,74156.4%
$13,749$14,886$0$28,636$225,99253.2%
$14,652$13,984$0$28,636$211,34049.7%
$15,614$13,022$0$28,636$195,72646.1%
$16,639$11,997$0$28,636$179,08842.1%
$17,731$10,905$0$28,636$161,35738.0%
$18,895$9,741$0$28,636$142,46233.5%
$20,135$8,500$0$28,636$122,32628.8%
$21,457$7,179$0$28,636$100,86923.7%
$22,866$5,770$0$28,636$78,00418.4%
$24,367$4,269$0$28,636$53,63712.6%
$25,966$2,669$0$28,636$27,6716.5%
$27,671$965$0$28,636$00.0%

Scroll the table sideways and down. Select a year to open its months.

Estimates only. Sample output. Escrow amounts are estimates and the real figures arrive on your loan estimate and closing disclosure. FHA assumes a 1.75% upfront and 0.55% annual premium; VA assumes a first-use funding fee. Not an offer or a commitment to lend.

Four structures

Mortgage insurance is not one product

  • Monthly, borrower-paid

    The default. A monthly premium based on loan-to-value and credit score, cancellable at 80% of original value. Cheapest over a long hold, and the only one you can end early.

  • Single premium

    One upfront payment, often financed or paid by a seller concession. No monthly premium at all. Wins when someone else is paying and loses if you refinance soon, because it is not refundable.

  • Split premium

    A smaller upfront payment plus a reduced monthly. A middle option that occasionally prices best at high loan-to-value with a mid-range credit score.

  • Lender-paid

    Built into a higher note rate. Nothing appears as mortgage insurance on your statement, and nothing ever cancels. Strong on a three-year horizon, expensive on a fifteen-year one.

All four are quoted on the same day's pricing before you choose, with a five-year total cost for each. Sample figures throughout this site.

Answers

Mortgage insurance questions

Something not covered here? Call (804) 555-0146 and ask.

Under the Homeowners Protection Act you may request cancellation once the balance reaches 80% of the original value, subject to a good payment history and sometimes a current appraisal. At 78% of original value the servicer must terminate it without you asking. The gap between those two dates is usually about two years of payments.

Often, yes. Most servicers will consider cancellation based on a current appraisal once you have held the loan for two years at 75% loan-to-value, or five years at 80%. You pay for the appraisal, so weigh the cost against the remaining premium.

Yes, and more than people expect. An extra $200 a month against a $382,500 loan at 6.375% moves the 80% date forward by roughly two years, because early payments are almost entirely interest and any extra principal skips that interest entirely.

Sometimes. Lender-paid MI is built into a slightly higher rate and never cancels, so it wins on short horizons and loses on long ones. We price monthly, single premium, split premium and lender-paid on the same day and compare five-year totals.

No. FHA has an upfront premium of 1.75% financed into the loan and an annual premium that runs for the full term above 90% loan-to-value. It does not cancel at 80%. The only exit is a refinance into a different programme.

Virginia property tax varies by locality and by assessment, and insurance depends on the roof, the claims history and the deductible you choose. This calculator uses a sample effective rate. Your loan estimate and closing disclosure carry the real figures.

Compare all four on your actual file

Credit score, down payment and how long you expect to keep the loan. Those three facts decide which mortgage insurance structure is cheapest for you.

Three wholesale quotes on the same day's pricing, before you choose.

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