A seller-funded temporary buydown can reduce your initial mortgage payment, but the underlying note rate doesn’t disappear. Here’s how a 2-1 buydown works, what happens when the temporary subsidy ends, and what buyers should compare before saying yes.
FHA Elite offers qualified homebuyers a flexible FHA financing option with fixed-rate mortgages, a 640+ FICO requirement, and temporary rate buydown availability. The program can work for first-time and repeat buyers purchasing eligible primary residences, including single-family homes, condos, PUDs
High rates shouldn't stop your home search. Seller concessions can slash your closing costs and buy down your rate — and you can refinance later when rates…
Seattle and Eastside homebuyers: waiting for lower rates invites more competition and less leverage. See what's possible before you decide to wait.
A seller credit may provide significantly more upfront savings than a price reduction. Learn how seller credits, price reductions, permanent rate buydowns, and temporary buydowns compare before deciding how to structure the deal.
Dropping your asking price cuts your equity dollar-for-dollar. A seller-funded rate buydown fixes the buyer's monthly payment—often for far less.
Mortgage rates remain elevated, but Seattle-area buyers may have more negotiating leverage than they realize. Here’s what buyers should know about current rates, VantageScore 4.0 and a limited-time 1-0 temporary-buydown opportunity.
A lower mortgage rate isn't automatically a better deal. Learn how mortgage discount points work, how to calculate your break-even point, and when paying more upfront for a lower rate may—or may not—make financial sense.
Learn how to use seller concessions and rate buydowns to lower your monthly mortgage payments in today's King and Pierce County markets.