Last year, SoFi received approval to become a Fannie Mae seller/servicer.

And a business plan is born: lending money to real estate agents...

The Treasury Department says it’s possible that originations are being stifled by caps on points and fees charged to borrowers.

The industry is concerned the CFPB rule has the potential to put servicers smack-dab in the middle of some nasty family disputes…

Last month, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mel Watt said he’s prepared to allow Fannie and Freddie to build some type of capital buffer to avoid a Treasury draw…

HUD secretary Ben Carson could implement changes through mortgagee letters to shrink FHA’s role…

The broker price opinions on the Fannie Mae NPL pools ranged from 81.03 percent to 88.02 percent…

PRMG Mortgage of California is looking to grow its wholesale and correspondent channels and is presently searching for new account executives and support staff…

The CHOICE Act has an uncertain future in the Senate, to say the least.

When it comes to price performance, it’s been an ugly couple of years for mortgage stocks, particularly for struggling lender/servicers such as Ocwen Financial, PHH Corp., and Walter Investment Management Corp. In a nutshell, it’s been impossible for many firms to go public or issue additional shares, though there have been exceptions, such as the MBS-investing real estate investment trusts and Impac Holdings. But now there’s talk that some larger nonbanks, and even some smaller players, might be able to issue corporate bonds. According to investment banking advisors, one trend that favors such a development is...