Chase’s nine-month USDA volume translated into a 31.0 percent market share.

The receivables are dominated by Texas collateral at almost 62 percent.

The OCC said the mortgage-related fine against Chase was due to the servicer’s actions from December 2011 through November 2013...

The Two Harbor deal ends a span of 31 days without a presale report for a new non-agency security.

Industry consultant Joe Garrett is advising his clients to keep a “concession log…”

As IMFnews went to press, Stonegate Mortgage was suffering the most among real estate finance-related stocks, down 7.16 percent on the day.

Nationstar Mortgage is laying the ground work for a huge debt sale. But what will it use the money for?

If Kurland sells all of the shares he registered, it will leave him with 424,025, making him (still) the largest individual shareholder in the publicly traded REIT.

The biggest mortgage story of 2015? How about origination volumes being a lot better than anyone dreamed of?

Servicers and borrowers with subprime adjustable-rate mortgages would benefit from a new type of loan modification, according to research recently published by the Federal Reserve’s division of research and statistics and division of monetary affairs. The researchers suggested that mods triggered when housing price declines exceed a certain percentage may reduce delinquency and foreclosure rates along with reducing servicers’ costs. The results were detailed in a paper titled ...