Layoffs can be good news for lenders looking for an employment bargain. In particular, non-agency shops are looking to hire.

While many mortgage servicers handled high forbearance call volume while keeping callers on hold for as little as three minutes, some entities took as long as 26 minutes to connect borrowers to help.

Increases in credit-related income, due to improving economic conditions, are offset by declining margins and fair value losses.

Even though FEMA is not directly responsible for oversight of compliance with flood insurance program requirements, the GAO has suggested Congress prompt FEMA to act.

Ginnie Mae servicing sales were strong last quarter but is all that about to end because of higher capital requirements?

Retail and institutional investors that bought shares in mortgage IPOs of the past year are feeling glum these days. Most are sitting on losses. Are better days ahead? Hard to say...

Lenders are making moves in anticipation of an uptick in non-QM lending. The wildcard is interest rates.

The GSEs ride home price appreciation and low interest rates to record earnings in the second quarter.

CDC institutes a new ban, while federal agencies warn landlords not to evict tenants without first seeking rental assistance.

Loan officers continue to benefit from strong refis and purchases, but compensation is coming under pressure. Meanwhile, the need for processors is not abating, according to LBA Ware.