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Which rate would you choose? Trying to determine if buy down or par rate

Im trying to decide between the 20% down with 744.02 for the buy down or just put 25% down and do the par rate with no points/buy down. Its only like a $3,000 difference from putting 20 % down versus 25% down but would rather have to bring less to the closing table. I kept hearing buying down the rate isnt worth it...Thoughts!