Interest rates on mortgages declined in May and June but demand for purchase mortgages remained constrained. Industry participants aren’t optimistic that production will pick up much through the rest of the year.

The final guidance covers reasons for seeking a reconsideration of value and addresses compliance obligations involving appraisals.

The second quarter offered a “shockingly flat” environment for the asset value of mortgage servicing rights. But with interest rates beginning to creep lower, the third quarter could be a different story.

Economists still differ in their forecasts about how many times the Fed will cut rates this year and what that means for mortgage originations.

Investors are increasingly turning to the mortgage market to fund their home purchases rather than paying all cash.

Two publicly-traded mortgage companies recently completed reverse stock splits and a third split is in the works.

The new data will help lenders determine the impact of the upcoming shift from a tri-merge credit reporting process to a bi-merge model.

The Seventh Circuit Court decision in CFPB v. Townstone Financial could broaden the scope of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

Big banks increased their mortgage originations in the second quarter. But halfway through the year, volume is down at many of the banks.

Many mortgage industry trade groups believe changing the mission of the Federal Home Loan Bank system is Congress’ responsibility rather than that of the FHFA.