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Is mortgage insurance payable on a sum of all assets or only the new purchase?
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∙ 11y ago
"Mortgage insurance" is just term life insurance, and the salesman
will usually try to include everything possible in order to write a bigger policy.
You would be better served to restrict this to the new asset, and best served to get your own term life policy and assign it to the lender.
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