To calculate mortgage insurance for a conventional loan, you can use the following formula:
(Mortgage Amount * Mortgage Insurance Rate) / 12
Where Mortgage Amount is the amount of the loan and Mortgage Insurance Rate is a percentage determined by the lender, based on the loan-to-value ratio (LTV) and the borrower's credit score. As an example, let's say the Mortgage Amount is $200,000 and the Mortgage Insurance Rate is 0.5%. The calculation would be:
(200000 * 0.005) / 12 = $83.33
So the monthly mortgage insurance premium would be $83.33.
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