Will Replacing Jerome Powell Crash Mortgage Rates? - LE Pod Ep. 144

Everyone’s talking about the possibility of Jerome Powell being replaced… but what would that actually mean for mortgage rates, the housing market, and your financial future?

In this week’s episode of Loans Elevated, we break it down:

Why replacing the Fed chair might not drop mortgage rates
What a rate cut really means vs. what it doesn’t
The dangerous assumptions buyers and investors are making
How mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and treasuries compete

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