Why Builder Incentives Might Cost You More in the Long Run
26
Jun
Builder incentives like rate buydowns and closing credits may seem appealing, but they can inflate home prices and leave buyers at risk of negative equity.
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Builder incentives like rate buydowns and closing credits may seem appealing, but they can inflate home prices and leave buyers at risk of negative equity.
