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1. If you put down less than 20%, you’re paying private mortgage insurance which eats into the savings.
2. Lenders will cap you in the amount you can buy down.
3. It depends on how long you think you’ll have the loan for. You have to make sure there’s enough time for the savings to make up for the buy down. If you’re not holding it long enough, there’s no point.
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Buying down the rate isn’t usually a good idea or hasn’t been for years with initial rates so low. Keep in mind the price to buy it down often assumes you hold the loan for the full term so if you plan to sell or refi or pay the loan off early it may make even less sense. You can look at an amortization chart (create one in excel via a free template) and see how much interest you’ll save over x number of months with the lower rate and compare it to the cost of buying the rate down to decide. If the breakeven is 3+ years out I’d probably skip it. Def skip it if the lender allows loan amendments for a small fee versus doing a full refi down the line.