One big positive for lenders: the mortgage industry could see a reduction in new rule-making from HUD and perhaps a reversal of certain regulations promulgated during the Obama administration.

Mortgage insurance stocks aren't have a good day. Blame the FHA MIP cut?

FHA collateral still accounted for over half of Ginnie issuance, but the 2016 total was up a more subdued 8.2 percent from the previous year…

In 2016, the non-agency MBS market was a dud…

Growth was far from uniform among servicers, Inside Mortgage Finance found…

It looks like Redwood Trust will be the first out the door with a jumbo security in 2017. Who’s next?

ABA seeks the restoration of “balance to the regulatory process,” including Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reform…

With rates falling again, lenders may be rethinking any planned layoffs...

Fannie Mae’s MBS issuance in 2016 was up 23.3 percent from the previous year…

Residential servicers started 47,955 new foreclosures in the quarter, a 1.6 percent sequential decline, and a whopping 25.3 percent fall compared to a year ago.