The publicly traded REIT is jumping into the jumbo MBS market with its first deal. Many of the loans come from nonbanks.

The market did not react kindly to PennyMac's announcement about selling more shares of common stock.

It would appear that the GSE buyback scourge may be winding down. Meanwhile, Fannie Mae has egg on its face over someone it hired.

Over the rest of the decade will any lender be able to challenge Wells Fargo's dominance in the retail channel? A new ranking suggests not.

The PATH Act awaits a vote on the House floor. But Hensarling’s measure is widely viewed as a non-starter in comparison to the Senate’s bipartisan Corker-Warner bill.

Is the warehouse market about to open up to select hard money lenders? Perhaps, but it won't be a tidal wave.

CashCall may be in trouble with New York State. So, where's Senator Reed's GSE bill?

According to a new letter obtained by Inside Mortgage Finance, HUD says it is uncertain whether any new loan created under the controversial eminent domain plan would qualify for FHA insurance.

Combining their year-to-date results, the FHA and VA reported $105.5 billion of single-family originations during the second quarter of 2013.

Even with the incentive fees offered by the HAMP program, residential servicers favor proprietary mods.