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Temporary Rate Buy Downs. Are They Worth It?

Walter Ciucevich

Walter Ciucevich is a Child of God, a husband, a father and a business owner, in that order...

Walter Ciucevich is a Child of God, a husband, a father and a business owner, in that order...

May 11 1 minutes read

Temporary rate buy downs are popular for homebuyers aiming to lower their interest rate for the initial years, expecting future rate decreases and a chance to refinance. By paying a lump sum upfront, such as $6,000, and reducing monthly payments by $250, it takes around two years to break even. If you plan to keep the loan for at least two years, it's a sensible decision; otherwise, it may not be advantageous.

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