Nationstar Mortgage closes on servicing deals.

The FHFA is getting closer to announcing risk sharing bonds for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

At least one top-five ranked residential servicer is planning to offer for sale a decent-sized package of mostly nonperforming servicing rights over the next month.

Although Fannie Mae has set purchase limits on how much production newly approved seller/servicers can sell to the GSE, Freddie Mac has shied away from such caps.

Fannie Mae appears to be getter faster in approving seller/servicer approvals.

Quicken is now a top-five ranked residential retail lender, but some of its loan volume comes from correspondent purchases.

An Obama administration official stressed that the White House is working to craft a comprehensive plan for housing finance reform but wants input from industry participants.tasked with crafting a plan to reform the government-sponsored enterprises provided a strong response yesterday to criticism of the White House’s lack of progress on GSE reform.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac saw a noticeable decline in HARP activity during the final months of 2012, according to a new Inside MBS & ABS analysis.

Roosevelt Management Co. was the winning bidder on Arch Bay Capital’s nonperforming loan portfolio, which includes roughly 4,000 distressed loans.

Nationstar Mortgage priced $300 million of asset-backed term notes, saying the deal marks the first ever “agency servicer advance securitization.