In today's episode, Evan Whaley joins the Loan Rangers to share a real-life closing story involving upside-down siding, frantic repairs, stressed buyers, and a full-house siding replacement negotiated just hours before closing.

Today we’re joined by Jamie Church, the Chacos-wearing, taco-eating Realtor who built a thriving business by being unapologetically himself. He shares how ditching the “suit and tie” persona helped him stand out, build trust, and create a brand clients actually want to work with.

In this episode of Closing Time with the Lone Rangers, Jonathan Washburn and Andrew Rysta sit down with two leaders in the mortgage industry, Nick Mastropietro and Brandon Feikle. Brandon shares his journey from finance graduate to branch manager at Cardinal Financial, and how integrity and service became the foundation of his career.

In this episode of Closing Time with the Lone Rangers, Jonathan Washburn and Andrew Rysta sit down with the one and only Garrett Silva—the Mortgage Doctor... and sometimes Love Doctor.You’ll hear how a VA loan almost fell apart when a couple revealed they weren’t legally married—and how that twist turned into a wedding that saved the deal.

What happens when a buyer’s employer goes on strike mid-closing? Or when gift funds raise red flags? Dave Searle takes us inside the chaos and shares how he pulled the deals across the finish line.

Today on Closing Time with the Loan Rangers, Jon and Andrew sit down with real estate agent John Tucker — a man whose first deals were anything but ordinary.

In this episode of Closing Time with the Loan Rangers, co-host Andrew Rysta shares one of the wildest mortgage stories you’ll ever hear. What starts as a standard FHA refi turns into chaos when his client, “Mabel Thompson,” gets arrested mid-loan process in front of her family.

In the pilot episode of 'Closing Time with the Lone Rangers', hosts Jon Washburn and Andrew Rysta introduce themselves and share their backgrounds in the mortgage industry. They discuss the challenges and wild stories that come with being loan officers, including a case involving a borrower named Cletus McGraw, who shares a name with a drug lord on the FBI's most wanted list. The episode highlights the unpredictability of the mortgage process and the importance of sharing these experiences.