However, the group did post a 1.9% increase in its investment of non-agency MBS, boosting aggregate holdings to $7.07 billion.

In an interview with Inside Mortgage Finance, CampusDoor Chief Executive Officer Steve Winnie declined to say exactly what the new rate might be, but offered up this ray of hope: “We’ll be competitive.”

All things equal, "agency" jumbo volume might be expected to grow when loan limits are raised.

Previously, the largest post-2010 prime non-agency MBS from Goldman was a $622.1 million deal issued in April.

On the way out, via his retirement, is veteran Jack Nunnery, who will be replaced by one of his lieutenants, Madison Simm. Nunnery has been with TCB for 14 years...

Appraisal professional Mike Ford: “We’re not permitted to consider the race of the residents, their sexual orientation, their age or their gender.”

No purchase price was revealed. It marks at least the second known correspondent sale of the spring/summer season...

After a long slowdown tied to the pandemic, the Angel Oak family of companies is ramping up its originations of non-QMs...

Roughly 14.1% of borrowers who applied for an FHA-insured purchase loan were turned down last year, compared to 12.4% in 2019.

The renewed emphasis on the correspondent channel was widespread, with nearly every lender in the group increasing originations on a sequential basis.