Warehouse providers ended the third quarter with $58.0 billion of commitments on their books, a modest improvement over the prior period and a sign that nonbanks still hunger for residential credit. Compared to the same quarter a year ago, warehouse commitments increased an impressive 23.4 percent, according to survey figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance. That’s the good news. Now comes the bad: with interest rates rising since the election, warehouse managers are voicing their concern about what may lie ahead, namely lower originations. “Right now it feels...[Includes one data table]

Despite the improvement in gripes filed, mortgage complaints are among the top three areas where consumers feel they are being taken advantage of…

The mortgages were originated by Lone Star affiliate Caliber Home Loans, but also LendSure Mortgage and Sterling Bank & Trust.

As IMFnews went to press Wednesday, Mnuchin said in a Fox TV interview that resolving Fannie and Freddie will be a top priority.

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In case you haven’t noticed: the national debt is ready to crack the $20 trillion mark – almost twice the dollar volume of outstanding residential debt in the United States.

A reason to worry: several federal consumer financial protection laws give direct enforcement authority to the states…

The banking industry still has a hefty $4.59 billion of reserves for future repurchase expenses…

Some see the move by UWM as a way to be more competitive in a declining origination market…

Moreover, anyone close to Richard Cordray has likely been working on their resume since Tuesday night, Nov. 8…