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When a civilian takes out a mortgage, unless they put 20% or more down, they pay what's called PMI. Basically they are paying insurance to protect the lender in the event they default on the loan. They are hedging the bet and paying the ante for the bank.

 
One of the features that makes VA loans so awesome is there is no monthly PMI. This means you can save quite a bit of money each month. It also means you have less of an escrowed payment without PMI, so you can purchase more home if needed. 

 
If we still haven't spoken and conducted your free benefits consultation, simply go to this link Book A Call and set a time and us to discuss your goals and what needs to be done to make them a reality. 
 

We're looking forward to helping you,

 
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