On Friday, long-time GSE critic Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-TX, took one more rock to Fannie and Freddie...

loanDepot, one of the nation’s largest nonbank home lenders, has come to market with a $300 million warehouse-related securitization for its Mello digital lending division. Three of the deal’s five tranches have received ratings from Moody’s Investors Service. The other two were not rated.

The nonprime sector has split off from jumbo, and there are now roughly 70 investors in the sector.

Stan Kurland: “We expect to see consolidation in the mortgage market, and successful firms will be the ones that have the size, scale and technological capabilities to compete."

In less than two weeks, the Senate Banking Committee will hold an oversight hearing on controversial pilot programs launched by Fannie and Freddie...

MBA sent the CFPB a letter signed by 250 member firms…

A huge non-QM expansion for Athas Capital?

Eric Kaplan of the Milken Institute: “I don’t think the non-agency market is ready to absorb the market that’s taken away from the GSEs without some significant signaling in advance.”

The deal is backed by jumbo reverse loans with a total unpaid principal balance of $571.8 million…

According to Inside Mortgage Finance, New Residential ranks fifth among all residential servicers with a $384.0 billion portfolio at Sept. 30.