A new report from the Senate Budget Committee highlights how property insurance non-renewals are impacting homeowners and lenders.

Starting in March 2026, residential mortgage protections will apply to Property Assessed Clean Energy loans. Mortgage industry groups and consumer advocates applauded the move.

The MBA supports the new FHA proposal but wants more information on whether lenders need to keep additional reserves on hand.

KBRA forecasts that non-agency securitizations of HELOCs and CES loans will increase next year.

An estimated $60.00 billion of ARMs were originated in the third quarter, a 1.7% increase from the previous three-month period.

The MBA noted that buyouts are capital intensive and can create liquidity stress for nonbanks, which don’t have large balance sheets to hold nonperforming loans for an extended period.

The new scorecard highlights modest changes in the regulator's priorities for the GSEs.

HUD said its current rule adversely impacts the availability of affordable homes for sale.

More than a third of this year’s VA rate-and-term refinances were originated with loan-to-value ratios above 100%, according to ICE.

Mortgage lenders are pushing back on enforcement actions against servicer convenience fees for optional expedited payment services.