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LMI – Lenders mortgage insuranceLMI is a fee charged by lenders when you have a deposit less than 20% of your property’s purchase price.On a property of $500,000, LMI is approximately $7,920 (if you’re paying a 10% deposit). As the purchaser, you need to make sure you’re happy to pay it.The LMI is added directly to your home loan in most cases, so it’s not a fee you need to pay upfront. It acts as a security to the lender, who considers you ‘high risk’ with anything under 20% deposit.LMI protects the mortgage lender in the event that you, the borrower, defaults on their loan.High loan terms (borrowing 90% of your property’s value) most likely means you’ll pay more money in interest over the course of your mortgage, as your loan will take longer to pay off. It’s worth remembering and bearing in mind.
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