BUYDOWN
Mortgage-financing method in which the buyer endeavors to lower the interest rate on a mortgage for at least its first few years. Usually, the builder or seller of the property provides payments to the lending institution. In turn, the lender reduces the monthly interest rate and payment. But the home seller increases the buying price of the property to recompense the expenditures relative to buydown agreement.
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