A bill was introduced in the House to allow VA financing for cooperative housing.

Mortgage service providers are seeking a clarification from the Federal Communications Commission on the definition of an “automatic telephone dialing system” in light of differing court interpretations.

Just like previous budgets proposed by President Trump, the 2021 version stands little chance of getting passed by Congress. But it does provide a win-dow into the administration’s priorities.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers urged Congress to stop hiking VA loan-guarantee fees to offset costs of non-housing VA programs.

Mortgage lenders will now have to secure express consent from borrowers before using or sharing their tax return information.

Some trade groups urged the Supreme Court to pursue a narrow remedy if the CFPB’s structure is found unconstitutional, in order to prevent market disruption.

Senate Banking Committee members are seeking more information on the administration’s plan to release the GSEs from conservatorship.

The founder of PennyMac has been selling shares in the company. But after he did, the stock price climbed even higher.

One of these days, the two mortgage giants will commence with a new stock offering. Right? The market seems to be betting on the fact, as are the government-sponsored enterprises.

FHFA Director Mark Calabria said he would be willing to wipe out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shareholders if needed to ensure taxpayers don’t have to bail out the mortgage giants again.