Carr Properties is sponsoring a single-asset, single-borrower CMBS backed by a loan on a building that hosts Fannie Mae’s new headquarters.

New York has set a six-year statute of limitation to bring charges under the Martin Act. The deadline issue has been a bone of contention in a court case between the state attorney general and Credit Suisse.

Are settlement talks heating up between GSE shareholders and Uncle Sam? Hard to say, but at least the housing-finance train is on the move.

In an effort to receive favorable capital treatment for credit-risk transfer on non-agency mortgages, JPMorgan Chase is preparing a unique deal.

The recap and release of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could be a bonanza for investment banking/advisory firms that assist the government. There might be four contracts overall.

The commercial MBS sector will show steady performance in a slowing economy during the fourth quarter, according to rating agencies.

The CFPB has filed a case against Certified Forensic Loan Auditors for misrepresenting the mortgage relief services provided.

Ginnie Mae, the government guarantor that backs $2 trillion in mortgage assets, still doesn’t have a permanent president even though the election took place three years ago. Will anything change?

In gubernatorial election years, banks cut the dollar volume of jumbo loans they originate or purchase by 13% to 25%, a Fed study shows.

Non-agency MBS issuers are focusing on deals backed by a single product, because they are a better gauge of prepayment speeds.