Mortgage Servicer Fails to Remove PMI After Equity Threshold Is Met
Servicers do not automatically remove PMI when LTV reaches the 22% cancellation threshold, requiring consumers to manually request removal. Customer service lines are unreachable, leaving borrowers paying unnecessary premiums.
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