The FHA is either close to achieving full recovery or nearing collapse and needing a potential taxpayer bailout, depending on which of two opposing views is more persuasive. The conflicting views stem from the latest analyses of the FHA’s health conducted by Potomac Partners, a mortgage industry consultancy, and the American Enterprise Institute’s International Center on Housing Risk. Both reports looked into FHA risk, mortgage performance, delinquency rates ...

Prior to the financial crisis and the government takeover of Fannie and Freddie, some seller-servicers had “strategic alliance” deals that allowed them to pay under 15 basis points in g-fees...

With Greece ready to crack up, it was thought that mortgage rates might plunge. But it hasn't happened yet...

The rating service reviewed 70 aspects of underwriting, including minimum credit scores, loan limits, tax return standards and appraisal requirements.

Fitch raised its ABS rating share from 55.0 percent for all of 2014 to about the same level it had back in 2013.

According to figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance, at March 31, RoundPoint serviced $46.88 billion in home mortgages.

Bank holdings of non-agency MBS declined by 16.1 percent compared with the first quarter of 2014...

In total, the Baker Street hedge fund now controls 8.4 million shares of Walter Investment Management, the parent company of Green Tree Servicing.

According to figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance, the privately held Prospect ranks 34th among all residential lenders.

VA jumbo originations outpaced FHA jumbo production, which totaled $2.8 billion in the first quarter, up 17.0 percent from the prior quarter.