The supply of home mortgage debt outstanding increased by 0.5 percent during the third quarter of 2015, following a similar modest gain during the previous period. A total of $9.952 trillion of single-family mortgage debt was outstanding at the end of September, according to a Federal Reserve report released late last week. It represented a second consecutive quarterly increase, something the mortgage servicing market has struggled to accomplish during the long contraction that started back in 2008. Most of the increase came...[Includes one data table]

The Fed hiked rates. So what! It was already built into current pricing...

Both this bond and one recently marketed by Beach Point Capital – which included mortgages funded by Citadel Servicing Corp. – were oversubscribed.

The FHFA also is promising to evaluate GSE underwriting criteria to improve access to single-family credit...

The profit margin outlook “has gradually trended down each quarter this year,” Fannie Mae said.

Analysts believe there is enough house price appreciation in many areas to lubricate the home equity sector again...

The CFPB will scrutinize a lender's TRID training and, potentially its handling of early technical problems, said one webinar panelist...

The CHLA is renewing its call for Treasury and the FHFA to amend the preferred stock purchase agreements once again, allowing the GSEs to build capital...

The IMF poll also found that some in the industry believe the MMIF minimum capital ratio should be raised to 4 percent...

One trade group rep noted that “anyone telling you” the TRID transition process “is somewhat smooth, is full of it.”