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- noun Plural form of
buydown .
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Examples
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Builders also employ "buydowns," which make an upfront cash payment to an investor purchasing the mortgage.
Builders Offer Delayed Payments, Low Rates, Layoff Insurance 2009
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The company also said it is prepared to make a significant financial commitment to fund early retirements, buyouts and buydowns to help workers transition to a more competitive wage.
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Mr. Simonte said the total cost of buyouts and buydowns will be $400 million to $450 million, with about $250 million to $275 million to be funded in 2008.
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The company also will offer buydowns to workers who remain in order to help offset the effect of the lower wages.
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Two main ideas: there's a settlement offer here, could offer buyouts to older GM workers and buydowns of other workers, basically giving them cash, $25,000 to $50,000, in return for accepting lower wages and benefits down the road.
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The government also offers interest rate buydowns to farmland purchasers, most of whom are large landowners and investors.
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The government also offers interest rate buydowns to farmland purchasers, most of whom are large landowners and investors.
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The government also offers interest rate buydowns to farmland purchasers, most of whom are large landowners and investors.
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The government also offers interest rate buydowns to farmland purchasers, most of whom are large landowners and investors.
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FTN Financial agency analyst Jim Vogel thinks Freddie has prefunded most of its February buydowns, but Fannie will have to ramp up issuance.
HousingWire LINDA LOWELL 2010
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