With private mortgage insurance eligibility requirements now a done deal, the MI industry may have a new headache on its hands: concerns from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – and their regulator – about the discounting of lender-paid MI policies. Industry officials familiar with the LPMI issue have been telling Inside Mortgage Finance for weeks that the government-sponsored enterprises are taking a close look at the product. Although the Federal Housing Finance Agency declined to discuss LPMI, a spokesman for Freddie Mac offered...

Most of Sen. Grassley's inquiry focused on transparency and whether the president invoked executive privilege over some of the documents pertaining to the third amendment to the PSPAs...

Qualified buyers have until June 2 to bid on the Miami-based loans.

On IMA’s other deal, the brokerage firm is offering $100 million per month of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac “flow” product.

It's always possible that Green Tree could turn around and sue HUD before HUD sues them, which is what Quicken Loans did.

The Federal Reserve is seen as taking the brunt of nonbank servicer-induced prepayment risk on agency MBS.

The sale actually closed at yearend, although it was revealed in a press statement dated April 21.

In trading Monday, Genworth’s stock price was down slightly trading at $7.96. Its 52-week low is $6.75, its high $18.74.

The lender says government investigators have conducted lengthy depositions with numerous Quicken leaders…

If Fannie Mae bought a servicing platform Congress, of course, would blow a gasket...