A rate buydown strategy involves paying upfront fees to temporarily reduce a mortgage’s interest rate, typically for the first few years. Sellers or builders often use it to attract buyers by lowering initial monthly payments. Homebuyers benefit from improved affordability during early loan years, while lenders gain by facilitating more closings in competitive markets.
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