Will the nation's megabanks begin shedding mortgage workers if loan applications don't rise soon?

Nationstar Mortgage has been an active issuer of debt this year. The nonbank continues to scour the market for servicing acquisitions.

Raj Date's new mortgage firm bills itself as a consumer finance company and is stacked with former high-level employees of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The National Association of Independent Housing Professionals believes there is an anti-broker bias at the CFPB, citing new QM adjustments.

In its 10-Q filing for the first quarter, Fannie Mae reported $3.74 billion of “gross unrealized gains” on a host of different securities in its “available for sale” account.

The draft includes numerous provisions designed to ensure access to the revamped secondary market for credit unions and community banks with less than $10 billion in assets.

Is a scandal brewing at FHA concerning how it handled the independent audit of the Mutual Mortgage Insurance fund or is it "politics"?

Nonbanks continue to request warehouse lines of credit but because of declining origination volumes, the thirst is easing somewhat.

The top contributors to the new Redwood Trust jumbo deal include George Mason Mortgage, Cole Taylor Mortgage, W.J. Bradley Mortgage Capital and PrimeLending.

The MSR sales machine is cranking up at MountainView.