FHA may be having a tough time with forbearance requests, but the PMI sector is doing fine: Two firms recently tapped the capital markets.

The struggling lender has kick-started its operation, including a menu of FHA loans.

HUD's internal watchdog found employees were able to quickly adapt to working from home and perform essential functions.

Ginnie-backed loans under forbearance grew a mere 1 basis point as of May 31, according to the MBA. An indication of better times?

Even though loan forbearance is an issue that won’t go away, some FHA lenders are reporting off-the-charts profit margins. Included in that club: Mr. Cooper.

FHA’s policy regarding mortgage insurance coverage for loans in progress isn’t quite ready. Meanwhile, Ginnie Mae’s Pass-Through Assistance Program usage remains low.

Legislation has been introduced in Congress to force FHA’s hand on forbearance. But will it go anywhere?

Seniors are tapping home equity during the coronavirus crisis, as evidenced by increased applications for Home Equity Conversion Mortgages.

As of May 17, FHA/VA loans in forbearance increased to 11.60% from 11.26% in the previous seven-day period.

The platform currently offers two modules, which allow servicers to submit mortgage supplemental claims and case binder documents.