At the end of April, the re-default rate on HAMP loan modifications topped 46 percent for restructurings completed in 2009.

Among the top 20 lenders in the nation, PennyMac and Nationstar had the highest growth rates, according to new figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance.

Loan applicants did whatever they could to protect their rate lock-ins, according to the MBA.

The jumbo loans in the new Redwood deal are relatively young. But 72 lenders are feeding mortgages into the security.

Is Flagstar about to pull off a massive sale of MSRs?

During the debate, Committee chairman Jeb Hensarling accused Democrats of protecting the status quo by defending the current Fannie and Freddie dominated regime.

Amherst Securities said the risk-share deal was structured in a way that it will likely never take a loss.

Not only have Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac staged a comeback, but so has MGIC. The MI giant finally turned a profit and sees better days ahead.

If the CFPB is successful in its case against Castle & Cook, will the loan officers have to pay back the bonus money?

NAR's oposition falls primarily in two areas: The PATH Act does not include an explicit federal guaranty and the bill dramatically restructures the FHA.