Ocwen hints at good things in its (coming) 3Q21 results...

A slowdown in primary market originations and new Ginnie MBS issuance is reflected in lower loan liquidation as borrower payoff remains the largest reason for removal.

The American Bankers Association called for a measured approach to the implementation of any capital requirements for single-family MBS issuers.

The Fed will stop being the hog at the MBS trough, one of these days. Ramifications and opportunities for other buyers?

Investors purchase REIT stocks because of the dividends they provide. But with rates heading higher, which firms should be avoided?

FBOP, a bank holding company whose subsidiaries once owned nearly $1 billion in GSE shares, has joined the ranks of plaintiffs suing the government for destroying the value of those shares. Is it too late?

The mortgage giant got the ball rolling with a $285 million offering of uniform MBS collateralized entirely of Home Possible mortgages.

The Mortgage Bankers Association will welcome in-person attendees to its annual convention for the first time in two years next week. Registrations have surpassed MBA’s target of 3,200 attendees.

Profits (and profitability) drive the decision to sell a mortgage company. Several lender/servicers are at an inflection point or soon will be. In sum, the rest of 2021 should be interesting.

Many lenders have increased their GSE loan limits nearly three months before new official limits come into play. Originating the loans, though, between now and the end of the year isn’t going to be as simple as lenders think.