We’re just 11 days into the new year and already things are getting interesting in the mortgage industry...

The odds of GSE “recap and release” becoming a reality just went down…

Under RESPA, servicers are generally required to consider borrowers for loss mitigation if the servicer receives a loss mitigation application at least 37 days before a scheduled foreclosure sale.

The ECM sector was one of the few that recorded MBS production gains during the fourth quarter…

The CFPB determined the ATR rule has reduced lending to some extent to borrowers with high debt-to-income ratios…

Memberships in mortgage collectives increased in 2018, despite a tough operating environment, as the firms offered various benefits to lenders.

With Michael Bright's departure, GSE "recap and release" just got hurt...

The steady decline in interest rates over the past four weeks had begun to spark a tinge of optimism among mortgage bankers that 2019 might turn out to be halfway decent after all. Then the government shutdown happened.

It was a busy week for channel and branch disgorgements with two national lenders announcing transactions they hope will prepare them for a difficult market in 2019.

The flow of conventional mortgages with private mortgage insurance coverage into Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage-backed securities fell sharply in the fourth quarter – tracking a broader slump in purchase-mortgage business. [Includes three data charts.]