Where Bay City's Market Stands — Now
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With most mortgage rates slipping this week, now is a good time to talk with your lender about locking in. A rate lock protects you if rates rise before closing, and some lenders offer a float-down option that lets you capture a lower rate if they keep falling. Ask how long the lock lasts, what it costs, and what happens if closing runs past the lock date.
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Average pricing held steady and homes continued to sell in about the same time, a sign of a stable market. Months of inventory climbed as new listings outpaced sales, giving buyers a little more leverage than last week.