How to Lock in a Mortgage Rate and Why Timing Matters

Dated: November 21 2025

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When rates are moving quickly, locking in at the right time can save thousands. Your lender can usually hold a rate for 30–60 days while you close. Staying in touch with your Realtor and lender helps you move fast when opportunities arise.

📞 Need help timing your next purchase? Michael Massey at RE/MAX can connect you with lenders who act fast.

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