According to exclusive survey figures from Inside Mortgage Finance, the wholesale/broker market share increased to 10.2 percent in the third quarter, its highest reading of the year.

CPR&T predicted that the asset value of Ocwen’s mortgage servicing portfolio likely won’t benefit much from the recent spike in interest rates…

Oddly enough, the nonprime space showed some signs of life last year and hopes are high for 2017 as well…

In addition to crowdfunded hard-money loans, Zeus offers traditional forward and reverse mortgages.

In 2016, Caliber issued three non-agency MBS deals that included prime-quality and jumbo loans, often made to borrowers described in ratings’ reports as consumers with “unblemished” credit.

Presently, Japan is the volume leader in Ginnie ownership at roughly $204 billion…

Some $1.57 billion in prime non-agency MBS were issued in the fourth quarter, down 61.3 percent…

FHA collateral still accounted for over half of Ginnie issuance, but the 2016 total was up a more subdued 8.2 percent from the previous year…

In 2016, the non-agency MBS market was a dud…

It looks like Redwood Trust will be the first out the door with a jumbo security in 2017. Who’s next?