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» FHA Lending Took a Tumble in 4Q; Wells Ranked First, Quicken Second
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FHA Lending Took a Tumble in 4Q; Wells Ranked First, Quicken Second
March 2, 2014
George Brooks
The year’s top five FHA lenders – Wells Fargo, Quicken Loans, JPMorgan Chase, Freedom Mortgage and Bank of America – combined for 21.9 percent, or $46.0 billion, of total agency production, down 34.6 percent quarter over quarter.
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