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Updated about 2 years ago,
Why is "lock" and "conditional" used in the same sentence?
Does the word "lock" have any meaning if the rate continues to adjust during that certain period? If so, why do some lenders use the word "lock", when it should be "conditional" that they need to use? As a newbie, this is very deceiving. I thought "locked" meant locked