In this insightful episode, Jeb and Josh analyze recent statements made by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh. Warsh admitted that the Federal Reserve's policies have historically influenced housing market fluctuations, affecting homebuyers across generations. Learn how these policies have created a cycle of boom and bust, impacting affordability and accessibility for first-time homebuyers.

Warsh's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee highlighted a desire for stable monetary policies. He criticized the Fed's 2020 inflation framework, calling it a mistake that adversely affected lower-income individuals and contributed to rising 30-year mortgage rates.

Jeb and Josh delve into the implications of a promised policy shift by the Fed, discussing its potential effects on mortgage rates, payments, and buying power. They provide a detailed breakdown of Warsh's assertions, separating sound bites from actionable insights that could move mortgage rates.

Key topics covered include:

• The impact of the Fed's "boom and bust" admission on first-time buyers.
• Reasons behind persistently high mortgage rates and potential solutions.
• Analysis of the Fed's 2020 policy framework and its future implications.
• Live answers to audience questions about current mortgage trends and Fed policies.

Join this live discussion to gain a comprehensive understanding of how Federal Reserve policies shape the housing market and what changes could mean for homeowners and prospective buyers alike.