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corrected the percentage, but edit was too short, so I made a few other changes.
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Nope that will not work. You need to be at 80% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down, I only had a reappraisal done in three years. The housing market was rising, and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principleprincipal, the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

Nope that will not work. You need to be at 80% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down, I only had a reappraisal done in three years. The housing market was rising, and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principle, the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

Nope that will not work. You need to be at 80% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down, I only had a reappraisal done in three years. The housing market was rising, and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principal, the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

corrected the percentage, but edit was too short, so I made a few other changes.
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edit approved Jul 23, 2014 at 22:43
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edit approved Jul 23, 2014 at 22:43
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Nope that will not work. You need to be at 20%80% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down, I justonly had a reappraisal done in three years. Housing The housing market was getting hotrising, and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principle, the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

Nope that will not work. You need to be at 20% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down I just had a reappraisal done in three years. Housing market was getting hot and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principle the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

Nope that will not work. You need to be at 80% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down, I only had a reappraisal done in three years. The housing market was rising, and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principle, the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.

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Nope that will not work. You need to be at 20% of the appraised value. Sale price has nothing to do with it at all.

When I bought in 1998 with 5% down I just had a reappraisal done in three years. Housing market was getting hot and though I had only paid another $1500 to the principle the house appraised for $25,000 more than when I bought it so it was no problem getting rid of it.