PMI based on sale price of house or bank appraisal?
Quick question – we’re currently in contract and the bank just finished the appraisal. The house was appraised at 8.30% higher than the sale price. What does this mean for our PMI?
Side note: this is an FHA mortgage

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michaelmilesryan | 13 years and 8 months ago
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michaelmilesryan | 13 years and 8 months ago
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vthatcher | 13 years and 8 months ago
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If you do a conventional loan- you will NOT have PMI as loan as the loan is at an 80% Loan to value. Conventional loan in NY use the appraised Value. If the appraisal was done FHA- you can use it on the convetional loan. Have the lender Flip the product to Conventional. If they dont want to do it, they are just being lazy. You can use that appraisal with any bank/broker as loan as it was an HVCC Appraisal. FYI- An FHA loan will have PMI for atleast 5 Years no matter what the loan to value is.
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adam_dahill | 13 years and 8 months ago
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It’s based off the loan amount
PMI is different that FHA MI. All 30yr fixed FHA loans have 2 forms of MI regardless of the appraisal and LTV. The upfront MI also known as the UFMIP which is equal to 1% of the loan amount. This is most often financed and not paid out of pocket at closing.
EXAMPLE
Purchase Price 500k
Loan Amount based on 96.5% LTV 482,500
UFMIP $4,825
Total FHA loan amount with financed UFMIP $487,325
Additionally all 30yr fixed FHA loans have a monthly MI
If your LTV is less than 95% it will be 1.1% of the total FHA loan divided over 12 months
If your LTV is greater than 95% it will be 1.15%
EXAMPLE with the above scenario @ 1.15% will have a $462.40 per month MI
The monthly MI stays on the loan for at least 5 years regardless of the Loan to Value.
PMI is a whole other scenario for non FHA loans and is based off the purchase price or appraised valeu whichever is lower. It changes depending on the LTV, credit score, type of property, zip code, etc…
-Adam Dahill
WCS Lending
adahill@wcslending.com
Hope that helped 🙂

RBCG | 13 years and 8 months ago
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Nothing. The PMI (along with everything else) is based on the contract sale price. The appraised value simply confirms to the bank that the collateral (the house) for their loan is worth at least the loan amount. (FYI, we had an FHA mortgage too, so I know all about the FHA-style appraisal.)