The pandemic has changed (forever) the equation of how many mortgage workers need to be in the office. Right?

A federal judge found that the government’s failure to provide evidence in a timely manner violated the defendants’ constitutional right to a speedy trial. But the case was dismissed without prejudice.

The third quarter was good to the two mortgage giants, but it wasn’t completely worry-free: Serious delinquencies spiked.

Quietly, but steadily, mortgage banking firms have been selling debt. Lots of it.

Two large nonbank servicers posted sharp increases in originations in the third quarter and generated healthy profits.

Google is partnering with mortgage tech vendor Roostify as it launches Lending DocAI, a digital front-end product. Mortgage tech watchers wonder just how big the search engine giant might become in mortgages.

Only 20% of mortgage lenders that originate condo loans expect their volume to increase, according to a new survey from Fannie Mae.

Moody’s economists expect the percentage of mortgages 60 days or more delinquent to once again spike in the third and fourth quarters.

It’s been a quiet year for mortgage-related M&A. (Credit the pandemic and the resulting refi boom.) Meanwhile, some ponder what a normal origination year might look like.