Apologies if there's a thread on this already, but I'm wondering how those working in originations/execution is being affected. What sort of loans do you do, and how slow is business for you? Are FHA/Fannie/Freddie, etc. more or less affected by the market than other sorts of mortgages? Just curious about the effect--spoke to a guy I know who does simple mortgages for consumers, but on a more corporate/business level, I'm wondering.
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