Some $202.78 billion of loans were removed from Ginnie Mae MBS last year, with about 88% of them representing borrower payoffs. (Includes two data tables.)

Attorneys at the Bradley law firm suggested lender/servicers update their policies and procedures, such as internal audit and quality control, to preempt potential origination or servicing defects.

A borrower sued Navy Federal Credit Union for denying his mortgage refinancing application on the grounds that he had poor credit performance with the credit union.

Ohio appellate court rules in a case stemming from an FHA mortgage Chase had acquired from USA Home Loan in 2008.

Higher lender fees for originating FHA loans results in fewer loans being refinanced to conventional mortgages, according to a new research paper.

HUD cancels $4 million in DEI contracts; HUD DOGE task force recovers $1.9 billion of “misplaced” funds.

Most of the decline was in held-to-maturity accounts, but that may have been the result of an accounting reclassification.

Affordable housing advocacy groups may be using defective data to come to their conclusions about first-time homebuyers, according to a newly published research note.

White House plans call for half of the staff at the Department of Housing and Urban Development to be cut.

Fees will increase for both state licensure and federal registration beginning March 1.