@@dustinowen1191 cool, so only if it’d be a seller credit would it work well and the more I’m thinking about it a borrower temp buy down paired with the lender one would not be ideal at all right?
@@jungianshadow4950 I'd look to pair a permanent buydown using seller credit with a lender paid temporary buydown if possible. Or, seller credit to cover closing costs. Lender paid buydown to get into the home now and plan to refi within next 12-24 months.
@@jungianshadow4950 These are great questions for my next Sales Training Call which is today at Noon EST. A lender paid temporary buydown is a great option for many buyers. A traditional buy-down using a seller credit is a good option for many buyers. A permanent buy-down is a good option and a combo of permanent buydown with a temporary buydown is a good option. There is no one-size fits all.
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So is the lender buy down able to beat a typical temporary buy down when it comes to break even analysis?
It depends. You could combine the two. One requires a seller credit and the other does not though.
@@dustinowen1191 cool, so only if it’d be a seller credit would it work well and the more I’m thinking about it a borrower temp buy down paired with the lender one would not be ideal at all right?
@@jungianshadow4950 I'd look to pair a permanent buydown using seller credit with a lender paid temporary buydown if possible. Or, seller credit to cover closing costs. Lender paid buydown to get into the home now and plan to refi within next 12-24 months.
@@jungianshadow4950 These are great questions for my next Sales Training Call which is today at Noon EST. A lender paid temporary buydown is a great option for many buyers. A traditional buy-down using a seller credit is a good option for many buyers. A permanent buy-down is a good option and a combo of permanent buydown with a temporary buydown is a good option. There is no one-size fits all.
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I’m one of those guys you mentioned that’s an LO part time. I have a family with bills so building my business and savings allows me to get a head start a little safer. One of these days I hope to meet you on your show!
That's what's up Aaron - appreciate the support!
🔥🔥👏🏽ty DO this is amazing work your doing. If I knew a You back in 2006 I’d already be beast in this. I was a victim of circumstance in my 20”s and wake everyday 🙏🏾in amazement that I even hold license to be able to do this for others. Stay Blessed my favorite ❤podcast !!
Much appreciated. Glad we know each other now though. Better late than never. 🙂
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