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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 32 MIN

Mortgage Monday | The Government Shutdown and What You Should Know | Episode 87

from The David Greene Show · host David Greene

Government shutdowns are in place, and these could impact the mortgage industry. In today’s Mortgage Monday, Christian and David talk about how government shutdowns could potentially slow down loan approvals, and which loans specifically are most likely to be affected. They also talk about how this may lead to downward pressure on rates as investor money flows to the safety of mortgage-backed securities. The show ends with a hilarious analogy of being friend zoned in business and a declaration of David’s love for each and every listener, as well as how to contact him directly. Download today! Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Government Shutdown and Mortgage Implications 02:41 Current Trends in Mortgage Applications 05:46 Impact of Government Shutdown on Mortgage Rates 08:26 Understanding Mortgage Rate Dynamics 11:27 The Role of Government Agencies in Mortgage Processing 14:21 Debunking Myths About Mortgage Lenders 17:14 Navigating Different Types of Loans 20:09 The Importance of Accurate Financial Documentation 23:21 Building Relationships in the Mortgage Industry

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