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PMI should stay constant throught the course of the loan. Of course, i wouldn't pay for it over the whole 30 years. On residental owner occupied homes, you can remove it when the loan value is less than 80% of the value of the home.

Now, is it possible that there is a PMI insurance that CAN go up? yes, I suppose it might be out there. Never saw it but ask before you sign the papers.

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