In a discussion about the importance of data and fact-checking in the podcasting world, Dave Lykken emphasized the need to verify information amidst widespread rumors. The conversation shifted to mortgage rates, with 6% viewed as a critical threshold by industry analysts. Lykken explored the challenges posed by the boom-and-bust cycle in the mortgage sector and expressed cautious optimism regarding federal policies. As they concluded, the pair acknowledged growing concerns about the changing landscape in Washington D.C. and its implications for the future of the mortgage market.
I will be doubling down a lot more on fact checking the content I put on my podcast, because it's coming down to data.
The boom kills us because we're too slow to cut back and not fast enough to gear up when the boom happens.
There's an overall fear or anxiety or concern about what's going on in D.C. Love him or hate him, this administration is shaking things up.
I'd like to stimulate the economy to help stimulate housing. I know they have their reasons for that.
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