Some lenders report they have totally adjusted to the new TRID disclosures, while others continue to be plagued by errors and delays.

Redwood said its conforming operations generated a negative return of 22.0 percent in 2015.

FHA consultant Brian Chappelle of Potomac Partners told IMFnews, “I give FHA credit for trying to solve a problem it didn’t create but the DOJ is the elephant in the room.”

A day after the news broke that W.J. Bradley Mortgage has shut its doors, competition is heating up for some of its top loan officer and executive talent...

The mortgages have seasoned for an average of 14 months and have pre-TRID application dates.

One observer had this to say about the firm closing: "They literally shut their doors ... no vacation time pay either..."

An investor in Ocwen, for instance, that bought into the stock two years ago at $60 a share is now facing a loss of 96 percent.

Tim Pagliara, executive director of Investors Unite, is the lone plaintiff in this case...

At last check, W.J. Bradley employed roughly 500 workers...

But does this mean the HUD Inspector General and Department of Justice will ease up on suing lenders?