A borrower with a high-risk loan wants to request PMI cancellation. Under the Homeowners Protection Act, what payment history requirement must they meet?
Correct Answer
D) No payments 30 days or more late in the preceding 24 months
For high-risk loans, borrowers must have no payments that are 30 days or more late in the preceding 24 months to be eligible for PMI cancellation, compared to 12 months for standard loans.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
For high-risk loans, borrowers must have no payments that are 30 days or more late in the preceding 24 months to be eligible for PMI cancellation, compared to 12 months for standard loans.
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