Mortgage insurance
Compare every MI carrier
in one request
PMIPricer reads the loan facts already on the file (LTV, FICO, product, occupancy) against every carrier’s rate card and returns each premium side by side. Standalone or inside the pricing flow. No portals, no re-keying.
What happens on the desk
What happens on the desk
Carrier portals
PMIPricer
Quoted the rate
Open each portal
One request
Re-key LTV and FICO
Every portal
Same file. No re-keying.
Need the premium
Wait on the last carrier
Every carrier compared
Two officers, same loan
Two premiums
One number. Same file.
More files
More portals, more re-keys
Still one request
From a bank that quotes MI
“We all love the product and have already saved deals because of it.”
NBKC Bank
One request replaces every carrier portal
After the rate, the MI premium is the number that moves the payment. Quoting it meant opening each carrier’s portal and typing the same loan into each one. PMIPricer takes the LTV, FICO, product, and occupancy already on the file, runs them against each carrier’s rate card, and returns every premium in one request.
The deal
Compare
Every MI carrier in one request, premiums side by side. Pick the premium that fits the deal, not the portal you remembered to open.
The bps
Standalone or inside pricing
Run PMIPricer on its own, or let it ride inside the pricing flow so the loan officer never leaves the quote.
The program
No re-keying
The file already has LTV, FICO, product, and occupancy. PMIPricer reads those facts against carrier rate cards and returns a premium.
CreditDecisionEngine decides the file. PricingEngine prices the shelf. PMIPricer quotes the premium.
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For lenders quoting conventional and portfolio loans over 80 LTV.
On the desk
Banks and Credit Unions
Specialty and portfolio programs, with MI on the loans that take it.
On the desk
TPO Lenders
Wholesale and correspondent files that still need a carrier quote on the conventional loans in the mix.
On the desk
Not for BPL
Business purpose loans do not carry borrower-paid MI.
On the desk
Same file
If the file is already in LoanPASS, you do not re-key it.
Who this is for
Banks, credit unions, and TPO shops that quote conventional and portfolio loans over 80 LTV.
Deal type
Banks and Credit Unions
Specialty and portfolio programs, with MI on the loans that take it.
Deal type
TPO Lenders
Wholesale and correspondent files that still need a carrier quote on the conventional loans in the mix.
Deal type
Over 80 LTV
The loans that carry borrower-paid MI.
Deal type
Not BPL
Investor loans do not carry borrower-paid MI.
Deal type
The file
LTV, FICO, product, occupancy. Already on the loan.
What lenders ask first.
Can LoanPASS quote mortgage insurance?
Yes. PMIPricer compares every carrier in one request, standalone or inside the pricing flow. No portals, no re-keying.
What is PMIPricer?
PMIPricer is LoanPASS mortgage insurance quoting. It compares carriers and returns a premium. You used to know this product as PMI Rate Pro.
Do I still need carrier portals?
No. The point is to stop re-keying the same loan into every portal. One request. Every carrier.
Does this replace our pricing engine?
No. PMIPricer quotes the MI premium. PricingEngine prices the shelf. CreditDecisionEngine decides the file. If the file is already in LoanPASS, you do not swivel out to get the premium.
How many carriers does it compare?
Every carrier we support, in one request.
What information does PMIPricer need to quote mortgage insurance?
The loan facts already on the file: LTV, FICO, product, and occupancy. PMIPricer runs those against each carrier’s rate card and returns the premiums side by side. If the file is already in LoanPASS, nothing is typed twice.
Which loans need a mortgage insurance quote?
Conventional and portfolio loans over 80 LTV, because those carry borrower-paid mortgage insurance. Banks, credit unions, and TPO shops quoting them need the premium in the same answer as the rate. Business purpose loans do not carry borrower-paid MI, so PMIPricer does not appear on that segment.
Can a loan officer compare MI carriers inside the pricing flow?
Yes. Run PMIPricer on its own, or let it ride inside the pricing flow so the loan officer sees the rate and the premium together and never leaves the quote. Either way it is one request across every carrier.
Is PMIPricer part of the underwriting decision?
No. CreditDecisionEngine decides the file against your credit policy. PMIPricer quotes the premium from the facts on that file and the carriers’ rate cards. It is not computed from credit-policy rules and it does not agree or disagree with the decision.
Is PMI Rate Pro still available?
It is the same product under a new name. PMI Rate Pro is now PMIPricer, and the job has not changed: every MI carrier compared in one request from the loan facts already on the file.
Why does the MI premium matter so much in a quote?
After the rate, the MI premium is the number that moves the payment. Quoting it late, or from the one carrier portal someone remembered to open, means the borrower hears a payment that changes later. Comparing every carrier from the file at quote time puts the premium in the same answer as the rate.
Bring a loan that needs MI
Bring a real file over 80 LTV. We will run it against every carrier’s rate card on the call and show you the premiums side by side. No portals.
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