FHA’s pricing grid on COVID-19 loans in forbearance is said to be “at legal” and could see the light of day by the end of next week.

FHA loans are known as low FICO score products, and that's a problem in this new coronavirus world we live in. Warehouse lenders are lowering the boom.

There’s currently no bid for Ginnie Mae servicing rights and investment bankers are advising their clients to sit tight and ride it out.

Bank of New York Mellon this month lost its designation as a Ginnie Mae document custodian but issuers have time to find a new one.

The racial disparities in the homeownership rate are smaller for veterans than the total U.S. population, according to a new Urban Institute study.

Most of the increase in FHA/VA delinquencies came in early-stage defaults as the share of loans over 90 days late declined. The Ginnie servicing market grew 1.4% in the second quarter.

Correspondent production remained the biggest source of FHA and VA loans, but the rapid growth at United Wholesale Mortgage is reshaping channel dynamics.

The wholesale-funded broker is slowly penetrating more deeply in government lending, according to a new Inside FHA/VA Lending analysis. [Includes one data chart.]

FHA delinquency rates fell 26.4 basis points between December and January and were down 14.1 bps over an eight-month period ending January, according to the Inside FHA/VA Lending database. [Includes one data chart.]

Home Equity Conversion Mortgage production fell significantly in 2018, according to Inside FHA/VA Lending’s database. [Includes two data charts.]