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Welcome everyone. This is the mortgage brothers podcast show and today were talking about this question to lock or not to lock. Yeah. Its like the Shakespearean question to lock or not to lock the question. So were getting calls and questions from our borrowers and prospects saying, hey, Im Im ready to block sometimes. Its not with us because they go to the new builder and they got this huge credit that we, you know, that the builders make them use So, but they call them, they say, should we be locking or should we not be locking? And this is what were going to kind of answer in this quick podcast. Okay, so lets look at where interest rates are today. We see the 30-year fix at 6.91, the 15-year fix at 6.47, getting the 30-year FHA 6.39 in the 30-year VA 6.41. All right. So, where have we been for the last two years, the 30-year fix weve been almost 3% was the rate, the 30th year fixed that 3% of about two years ago back in January of 2022, we saw the high in October 19th, jus