It's no secret that sellers often need to offer mortgage points to potential buyers to sell a home.
Let's examine why paying points might be a good idea in today's market.
1. What is a point, and why do sellers pay them?
2. How does buying down the interest rate work?
3. What are the benefits of buying down the interest rate?
4. What are points and how do they work when buying a home?
5. When is it a good idea to buy down the interest rate?
Special Guest:
Tanja “TJ” Roberts has been in lending since 1986, starting as a summer job that has been a wonderful endless summer. She has worked in many facets of the industry including: Underwriting, Closing, Escrow, Appraisal, Corporate Training, Account Executive for Wholesale, Branch Sales Manager, District Sales Manager, Mortgage Loan Originator and Branch Manager for Retail Branch.
TJRoberts@prmg.net
408-802-8522
License CA-DBO1457455
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Host: Realtor® Pat Kapowich
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