Fannie Mae appears to be getter faster in approving seller/servicer approvals.

FHA chief warns against false advertising.

Quicken is now a top-five ranked residential retail lender, but some of its loan volume comes from correspondent purchases.

With Ally Financial selling ResCap and auctioning off what's left of the bank's servicing business, top executives are departing the company.

Although Fannie Mae has set purchase limits on how much production newly approved seller/servicers can sell to the GSE, Freddie Mac has shied away from such caps.

HUD mid-week unveiled mortgage insurance premium hikes but is holding off on telling the industry when, exactly, the increases will go into effect.

Nationstar Mortgage is telling potential investors in the company that it plans to be a significant player in settlement services, REO management, processing and other areas.

Lender Processing Services settles robosigning allegations with the states.

At least one top-five ranked residential servicer is planning to offer for sale a decent-sized package of mostly nonperforming servicing rights over the next month.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in 2012 combined for the third biggest year ever in single-family mortgage-backed securities issuance, according to a new Inside Mortgage Finance market analysis and ranking.