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Rate lock in fees on investment triplex property
Hello to all, I’m recently got into escrow on my very first investment property and when going through all of the fees to close I came across a “lock in rate” fee which is to lock in the 6.125% interest rate at a whopping 4% of the loan amount ($540k) which is an additional $12k. Has anyone ever heard of this.
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@Ivonne Hunter yes it’s paying the mortgage company. I haven’t seen a lock in fee in years, and the last one I saw was around $800. Could be that they’re just disclosing their buydown points to you as a lock in fee but I don’t know why they’d do that. Weird.
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