Two Harbors and Front Yard recently terminated their partnerships with their respective external managers. However, Two Harbors’ refusal to pay a termination fee has landed the REIT in court.

When interest rates on mortgages increase, potential borrowers put more effort into shopping for a loan, according to a study by the Federal Reserve.

Sales of new homes increased by 13.9% in July, marking the highest jump since 2006, according to HUD.

Signs of life in the servicing sales arena? A little bit of late, but don't bet the farm on it.

Quicken Loans’ parent, Rocket, has revealed a $950 million revolving credit facility, with Chase serving as the administrative agent on the deal.

Mortgage originations continue to boom as lenders move to hire as many full-timers as humanly possible. One concern: A lack of operations workers.

Chinese buyers led the decline in foreign purchases of U.S. residential properties for the year ending March 31, according to NAR.

Despite holding sizable equity, homeowners are reluctant to tap it due to concerns tied to the pandemic, according to the MBA.

The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board ruled that “Guaranteed Rate” is “incapable of functioning” as a standalone mark.

On Thursday, Rocket Companies, the parent of Quicken Loans, will debut on the NYSE. If warmly received, the mortgage IPO could pave the way for other deals.