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Piggyback Loans vs. Insurance

A piggyback loan is a second mortgage taken out at the same time as a first mortgage as a way of borrowing a larger total amount without having to pay mortgage insurance. The first mortgage is for 80 percent of property value and therefore does not require insurance.
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The Mortgage Professor: Piggyback Loans vs. Insurance Washington Post 3/14/2008 7:48:05 PM
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