According to Nelson Mullins attorneys, the DOJ is conducting statistical analyses on HMDA loan application register data to unearth potential fair lending violations.

Mortgage professionals generally approve of the plan, but say more changes are needed to expand access to credit.

When originations sag, one solution is to add new products, nonprime or otherwise. At least that’s what UWM did this week. Will it work?

Industry participants discussed the challenges to homeownership growth among the U.S. Latino population during the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals’ annual conference this week.

An increase in the share of minorities working as loan originators could boost approval rates for loan applications by minority borrowers, according to findings from two new studies.

A Fed rate hike is bad news for most home lenders but a gift to owners of mortgage servicing rights. Time to sell receivables? Borrow against them? An interesting year lies ahead.

Fix-and-flip shops are in vogue these days but pricey to buy. Still, Rice Park has big acquisition plans. Can it execute?

As the “easy” refis decline, lenders are turning to non-QMs, renovation loans, equity-extraction products and other less common offerings. There are also other moves lenders can make at the beginning of a down cycle, according to industry analysts.

By punting on this GSE case, the appeals court effectively ends shareholders’ constitutional and Administrative Procedures Act claims. Now, all eyes turn to a breach of contract battle in district court.

Rocket is the largest home lender in the land but ranks fifth among servicers. Does it have designs on being the number-one servicing shop too? Hard to say.