Nonbank mortgage companies would continue to face reporting obligations even if earnings disclosures from public companies become less frequent, as talked about by the Trump administration.

The trade groups offered suggestions to lawmakers as part of a bipartisan effort to reform the National Flood Insurance Program.

Proposed changes to servicing rules to discourage foreclosures or require nonbanks to maintain cash buffers could add costs for borrowers, according to a report from the Congressional Research Service.

Katie Sweeney denied allegations from the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts that she steered sponsorships and contracts away from the trade group for personal gain.

The Fed cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points this week and further cuts are expected. Even if interest rates on mortgages don’t come down much more, demand for loans is expected to increase.

The Trump administration is ramping up discussions regarding reforms to the government-sponsored enterprises but it’s still not clear what the result will be. Whether Congress will take action is also an open question.

There’s nothing like falling interest rates to nudge a mortgage company to sell MSR. But what if rates decline more than anticipated?

Mortgage lenders and their partners are working to figure out how to implement both Classic FICO and VantageScore 4.0 credit scores.

Democrats in the House offered 14 housing-related bills, many with bipartisan support.

Figure Technology Solutions completed an IPO late last week, pricing the transaction at a higher level than anticipated and selling more shares than initially contemplated.