By choosing any one of the index tabs above, you can manipulate through your choice of our Company information and Services, Appraisal order form, Fee schedule, Areas of coverage, Turnaround time schedule, Appraiser qualifications, and etc. Henry E. Deecke Real Estate, Inc. is a full service Real Estate and Appraisal company, established in 1979 with offices located at 176 Pike Street, Carbondale, Pa.
18407-2754, we are located within 6 miles of the Tri county lines of Susquehanna, Wayne & Lackawanna Counties. We at Henry E. Deecke Real Estate, Inc. a Pennsylvania Certified General Real Estate Appraiser with Real Estate Appraisal experience in the following Counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania since 1979: Lackawanna, Wayne, Susquehanna and Luzerne.
We provide only the highest quality, objective, unbiased, Real Estate Appraisals for a variety of clients. Now! all Appraisal Reports, including addenda, photographs, maps and signatures can be delivered to you electronically. It is necessary that you have an e-mail address, computer, color printer, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.
18407-2754, we are located within 6 miles of the Tri county lines of Susquehanna, Wayne & Lackawanna Counties. We at Henry E. Deecke Real Estate, Inc. a Pennsylvania Certified General Real Estate Appraiser with Real Estate Appraisal experience in the following Counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania since 1979: Lackawanna, Wayne, Susquehanna and Luzerne.
We provide only the highest quality, objective, unbiased, Real Estate Appraisals for a variety of clients. Now! all Appraisal Reports, including addenda, photographs, maps and signatures can be delivered to you electronically. It is necessary that you have an e-mail address, computer, color printer, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is a mandatory insurance that is added to some homeowners monthly mortgage payments and protects the lenders and investors in the event that the homeowner defaults on their loan.
Most homeowners who purchase property with less than 20% down (more in some cases) are required to have a private mortgage insurance policy on their mortgage loan until a point where the homeowner has at least 20% equity in the property.
At this point, the homeowner may be eligible to remove the private mortgage insurance policy.
Most homeowners who purchase property with less than 20% down (more in some cases) are required to have a private mortgage insurance policy on their mortgage loan until a point where the homeowner has at least 20% equity in the property.
At this point, the homeowner may be eligible to remove the private mortgage insurance policy.
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