both homes I have bought in my life I didn't put 10% down. My credit score is very high and am considered a low risk borrower.
Good for you. I never said a loan couldn't be gotten for less than 10% or that you had to be a low risk borrower to get it. May comment was referring to Greeds past comments and opinions of "greedy banks taking advantage of borrowers and creating bubbles through bad mortgages" .
You may indeed now be considered low risk because you have a successful credit history. With that said, Most would still be considered a higher risk when going through traditional means of bank lending and putting less than 10% down. Thus the need for PMI even with a high credit score....