Warehouse executives speaking on a panel at this week’s annual Mortgage Bankers Association convention offered a somewhat bleak view of the market.

With loan production on the wane and profit margins thinning, warehouse lenders, financiers and even regulators are growing increasingly anxious about nonbank liquidity, a topic that received an airing at the annual convention of the Mortgage Bankers Association this week.

The agency mortgage-servicing market continued to grow at a steady pace during the third quarter of 2018, fueled by strong purchase-mortgage originations, according to an exclusive ranking and analysis by Inside Mortgage Finance. [Includes two data charts.]

The three rating services noted the unique treatment of unpaid interest in their presale reports…

Bank of America expects 50 percent of its mortgage clients to go the digital route next year…

Fun fact: Nonbanks went over the 60.0 percent threshold in Ginnie Mae market share during the third quarter.

Budget cuts coming to HUD?

The Fannie Mae Virginia properties were sold for roughly $130 million…

Loan production increased at U.S. Bank but mortgage revenue declined…

Some 20.9 percent of the loans in the new loanDepot MBS are eligible for sale to the GSEs, down from 40.7 percent in the previous deal from the nonbank…