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  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is crucial for establishing the timeline of your interest rate lock.
  3. Fill in the lender's name who is offering the lock-in agreement, along with the property address, city, state, and zip code.
  4. Specify the interest rate you are locking in and include the lock date. Make sure to double-check these figures for accuracy.
  5. Indicate any interest rate lock fee. If there is no fee, enter $0 or N/A as appropriate.
  6. Complete the lock-in expiration date and number of lock days. Ensure these dates align with your expectations.
  7. Clarify whether your interest rate lock fee is refundable and describe any conditions related to this refund.
  8. Detail any discount points or charges you will incur at closing, including credits if applicable.
  9. Finally, ensure all borrowers sign and print their names along with dates before submitting the form.

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A mortgage rate lock is an agreement between a borrower and a lender that allows the borrower to lock in the interest rate on a mortgage for a specified time period at the prevailing market interest rate. A loan lock provides the borrower with protection against a rise in interest rates during the lock period.
Rising interest rates decrease homebuying power: As interest rates rise, monthly mortgage payments increase, reducing the amount of home you can afford. For example, a 1% increase in rates can add hundreds of dollars to your monthly payment for a $420,000 home.
Is it worth locking in mortgage rates? Locking in your mortgage rate is typically worth it when rates are rising or unsteady, and you want to protect yourself from paying a higher rate at closing. If mortgage rates increase after youve locked in the rate, you still get to keep your lower rate.

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If you think rates may drop further, a 2-year deal could help you access a better deal in the near future. If you prefer certainty and want to avoid frequent remortgaging, a 5-year fixed rate mortgage may be the right choice.

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