Thanks to coming changes in FHA’s mortgage insurance premium cancellation policy, investors in the secondary market met avoid these loans.

Are Fannie Mae and Freddie mac sitting on huge untapped profits?

Many smaller mortgage lenders are looking for alternatives to selling loans to large national aggregators like Wells Fargo.

Might the controversial "qualified mortgage" rule be repealed? Maybe, if House Republicans have their way.

Wells Fargo and HSBC are stepping up sales of nonperforming mortgages, while keeping a lid on the details.

MBS issuers, under a new proposal, will have greater leeway in buying delinquent mortgages out of Ginnie Mae pools.

Will CitiMortgage be an even greater player in jumbo lending with its new CEO?

New York State may be among the worst in the nation when it comes to approving loan officer applications.

Among the critical areas that mortgage lenders must pay close attention to in the CFPB’s ability-to-repay, qualified mortgage rule is what’s known as Appendix Q, which contains detailed underwriting guidance on how creditors must calculate the debt-to-income ratio in order to make a general QM loan subject to the 43 percent DTI limit. As adopted, Appendix Q generally requires items to be considered and verified for the two prior years, and requires well-documented projections for the following three years. However, on April 22...

Sen. Harry Reid is vowing that CFPB director Richard Cordray will get another vote in the Senate.