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Dave:
We are only a single week into 2026, and there is already so much news about the housing market. We’re talking about mortgage-backed security buying, a potential ban on institutional investors, and much more. We’re getting into all that on today’s episode of On the Market. Hey, everyone. I’m Dave Meyer here with Kathy Fettke, Henry Washington, and James Dainard for today’s episode of On the Market. Kathy, good to see you. Thanks for being here.
Kathy:
Good to see you. And congrats to Henry. Woo-hoo.
Dave:
Why are you congratulating Henry? You have to tell everyone.
Kathy:
Well, I’m sure they know, but Henry has been chosen to be your co-host on the big show and no one is more deserving. Henry’s just the best human in all ways. I mean, when we go out, I feel bad about myself because he gives the biggest tips to people and he just, oh, just the biggest heart.
Dave:
He does.
Kathy:
Yes.
Dave:
And yes, Henry, congratulations. Now you have to spend even more time with me, unfortunately. Thank you very
Henry:
Much. It’s very kind, Kathy.
James:
You’re the perfect pick, Henry.
Dave:
Yeah.
James:
That’s what we were just talking about before you hopped on. Thank you so much.
Dave:
Yeah. We’re very excited to have Henry, but nothing is changing, by the way, on this show. We’re all going to be here rambling in your ear very often here on the market. So nothing is changing with that, but you will be seeing Henry Moore on the BiggerPockets Real Estate Show, which we are all delighted about. But we’re here to talk about some news today. And man, there’s some slow weeks in news. There are times when we’re preparing for the show, there’s not that much to talk about. But man, there is a lot to talk about this week already in the first week of 2026. So let’s just jump right into it. Henry, you’re the man of the day, so you have to go first. Tell us what your news story is.
Henry:
Well, my news story is one of the hot button issues that’s been…
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