“If you go and use a portfolio loan from a credit union or a small bank or from a private lender, there's no cap. So you can actually go out and get them to buy $20,000.”

Dave Meyer · BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast · 6 (Real) Ways to Get a 6% Mortgage Rate in 2027

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use a portfolio loan from a credit union or small bank to avoid the 2% concession cap and obtain larger buy-downs

$20,000 concession can buy five discount points (1.25% rate reduction)

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