Accessory dwelling units and manufactured homes offer new niches for non-QM lenders to target.

A&D Mortgage increases loan limits for foreign national loans; Invictus Capital Partners starts loan-selling business for insurance companies; Dunmor adds two new executives.

Newfi will provide a financing facility to Dunmor to help expand its footprint in the residential transition loan space.

The $141 million deal was oversubscribed with interest from both new and repeat investors.

The impairment rate for securitized non-QM loans fell in April, relieving some pressure on servicers.

Goldman Sachs jumped into the HELOC securitization market, sourcing HELOCs from various lenders.

Home price appreciation and increased borrower pay-downs led to upgrades for a handful of MBS backed by home equity loans.

Three prime non-agency MBS hit the market this week, largely with loans that were eligible for sale to the GSEs. Two expanded-credit deals also started marketing.

A&D announces new pricing tiers for DSCR loans; REMN Wholesale announces June pricing special; Acra has record-breaking May; Champions hires new VP of underwriting.

Originations of jumbo mortgages declined in the first three months of the year driven by a retreat among banks. Nonbank lenders picked up some of the slack. (Includes data table.)