you might also  ask your lender  if they can offer a  float down option on the rate  lock in case  rates plummet in the  next  4-5 weeks  ( unlikely to occur  but you never know - good luck I am curious as well, why some lender can do several float down but there're few that's sticky with their original rate ?

More layoffs, and inflation is sticky.

@Doron Rice Did they offer a reason for the 3-month timeline.

@Daniel Haberkost - Colorado has particularly sticky laws when it comes to foreclosures.

@Mindy Jensen Perhaps you could sticky this thread?

If my understanding is correct I would be all over that deal like white on rice.

@Marc Rice have you seen STR begin to bounce back in here in Columbus?

Yikes that is a sticky situation.

During covid, even a small percentage of people moving from Nee York or California spread a million new Buyers into smaller cities with more outdoor space and better COVID lifestyles, tightening the market even more.So, the last 15 years have seen multiple events that have caused huge (but one time) shifts in the single family real estate markets.THIS IS NOT NORMALHome prices are usually “sticky” and if people can’t sell for what they think it is worth, they will also hold it off the market.Likewise, inventories are still pretty low in a lot of places, as people who might normally trade up in a house look at their current 3% loans and the spread of what occupancy costs would be if they borrowed at current rates, and they decide to stay where they are.Personally, I have benefited by these trends the last decade, but I also know it’s not normal.  

Can one of the mods sticky this thread and we'll reread it in 3 years and have a good laugh.