“There is no policy rationale for the federal government to continue to subsidize the portion of mortgages that exceed $500,000,” said Sheila Crowley, NLIHC’s president and CEO.

Prior to Quicken filing its suit in April 2015, HUD had tried to work out a multi-million dollar legal settlement with the lender, whereby Quicken would admit to wrongdoing.

One proposed rule would establish reasonable fees that VA lenders may charge in connection with the origination and servicing of loans.

The biggest mortgage story of 2015? How about origination volumes being a lot better than anyone dreamed of?

Eric Morgenson, a sales manager at Angel Oak, said the lender’s main concern involves New York's foreclosure timelines

If Kurland sells all of the shares he registered, it will leave him with 424,025, making him (still) the largest individual shareholder in the publicly traded REIT.

Commercial banks continue to avoid the reverse mortgage market like the plague.

Nationstar Mortgage is laying the ground work for a huge debt sale. But what will it use the money for?

Now that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has issued a “clarifying” letter on TRID errors, all is well, right? Not necessarily...

Over the past year, the share price of GSE common has tanked, at least on a percentage basis.