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Rates Got You Nervous?

Ease Into Your Payment — Without Waiting for Rates to Drop.

A temporary rate buydown can lower your monthly payment for the first 1–3 years, giving you breathing room right when you need it most — without changing your actual note rate.

Sound Familiar?

The Rate Isn't the Only Number That Matters

Today's rates can make a monthly payment feel out of reach — even on a home you can genuinely afford long-term. Waiting on the sidelines for rates to drop means missing homes, and prices rarely wait either. A temporary buydown solves the actual problem: what you pay right now, in the years you need it most.

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Payment Shock
Today's rates make the monthly number feel out of reach, even on a home that fits your budget long-term.
Waiting Costs You
Sitting on the sidelines for rates to drop means missing homes — and prices rarely wait either.
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Who Pays For It?
Sellers, agents, and even your lender can help cover it — most buyers don't realize they have options.
A Lower Payment, Right When You Need It
Funds are set aside up front to offset your payment for the first 1–3 years — your note rate never actually changes.
Seller, lender, or agent-paid options available
Your note rate never changes
Common structures: 1-0, 2-1, 3-2-1
Great for purchases and select refinances
No cost to explore whether it fits your deal
Works across most major loan programs
Daniel Taylor
Daniel Taylor
Mortgage Loan Originator · NEXA Lending · NMLS# 2703683
"A lot of buyers don't realize a buydown is even on the table, or who can actually pay for it. Let's look at your specific deal and figure out if it's the right move."

See If a Buydown Makes Sense for You

No obligation, no impact to your credit to have a conversation. Bring your purchase price or your current rate and let's run the real numbers.

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