Seller Buydowns
Want a better offer on your home? Sell your home faster - at asking price or more - with a seller-paid buydown.
How it Works:
- A 2/1 buydown temporarily reduces the buyer’s mortgage interest rate the first two years of the loan.
- The temporary buydown is paid for by the seller as an incentive to purchase your home.
- The buyer’s monthly mortgage payments will be reduced the first two years of the mortgage, allowing them to pay full price for your home.
When Does a Seller-Paid Buydown Make Sense?
- Mortgage rates are trending higher, making affordability more difficult for buyers.
- Home sales are slowing down, resulting in higher competition among sellers.
- The seller wants to attract more buyers without reducing their asking price.
- There’s a potential to increase the seller’s profit with a buydown strategy.
We'll crunch the numbers and help you decide if a seller-paid buydown is right for you.
Additional restrictions, requirements and underwriting conditions may apply. Speak with your Mortgage Branch Manager, CMPS for details. Not a commitment to lend. Borrower must meet qualification criteria. Program details are current as of September 2023 and are subject to change without notice.
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