August 28th, 2008 By
Peter G. Miller
A “float down” is a form of rate lock-in used by some lenders. The particulars may differ, but in general a “float down” means that you lock at today’s rate and can re-lock at least once before closing if rates fall.
Since programs differ, speak with lenders to discuss individual lock-in options.
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