All three panelists expressed the view that the nonprime market is safe from competition from the megabanks...

Potential MSR sellers abound, but what price will they accept?

Too many nonbanks have their net worth tied up in servicing rights. And that’s a problem…

Ocwen gets an upgrade, but there are doubters...

One mortgage branch manager described the underwriter shortage as a “big time” problem.

To date, FCA/FHA settlements have netted the federal government roughly $5.0 billion.

The CHOICE Act also would make changes to the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, including replacing the single directorship with a five-member board or commission.

There is no clear explanation as to why VA rates are lower than the competition, but some industry participants, including Tom Piercy of Incenter Mortgage Advisors, speculate prepayments might be the reason.

Despite shying away from FHA production, Wells Fargo remained a top Ginnie issuer, closing August with $3.83 billion and ranking third overall.

The GSE conundrum in perspective: "The mortgage finance system is working so consumers are somnambulant; media occasionally write about it, but don’t get fired up; courts don’t seem to be upset over unprecedented Treasury bullying and revenue abuse..."