Meanwhile, it would appear that the revolving door for mortgage CEOs might be taking another spin soon...

Sen. Corker, a Republican from Tennessee, no longer wants to kill Fannie and Freddie outright...

Freddie said that demand has kept pace with new supply, calming concerns that growth might start to decelerate.

Actual GSE sales volume for the top five was down 2.2 percent from the second quarter, but overall Fannie/Freddie business was down slightly more, 3.8 percent.

Ginnie Mae has expressed concern about the influx of nonbanks into its MBS program and their ability to remain as active participants.

One mortgage manager, requesting anonymity, said, “We are about to initiate a scorecard now.”

“We are hopeful this lawsuit will be resolved quickly so the fee waiver is granted, the data we seek is produced by HUD and the public is granted access to this important information,” the CRC said.

And keep in mind there are some Ocwen investors who are hoping that the company will be sold and the share price will spike.

The guidance doesn’t “tells us anything more than where we were an hour before this guidance came out," according to Michael Barone, a director of legal and regulatory compliance at Lenders Compliance Group.

After a long, steady decline in their combined market share, the top five sellers of home mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac posted a modest increase during the third quarter of 2015. The top five sellers delivered $67.66 billion of loans to the two government-sponsored enterprises during the period for a 30.3 percent share of the market, according to a new Inside Mortgage Trends analysis. That was up from 29.8 percent in the second quarter and ... [Includes two data charts]