In two weeks the White House will meet with some of the largest residential funders in the U.S. But will President Obama show?

Ginnie Mae production fell 5 percent in the first quarter, marking a slowdown in FHA/VA lending, but the decline could be temporary.

Bank of America is once again offering for sale a large package of mortgage servicing rights and at least a half-dozen or so buyers are lining up to bid.

After losing an appeal, the UBS MBS case brought by the Federal Housing Finance Agency is set for trial early next year.

A collapse in the refi market may not happen until much later in the year, according to a new report.

According to the government, Golden First Mortgage Corp. of Great Neck, NY, failed to carry out its duties and responsibilities as a direct endorsement lender, leaving FHA with large losses.

Will FHA need a government bailout? Better read the new Obama budget document.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac securitization volume reached its highest level in nearly four years during the first three months of 2013, according to a new Inside Mortgage Finance market analysis and lender ranking.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced enforcement actions on Wednesday against four private mortgage insurers left standing after the financial market collapse, putting the squeeze on the industry’s use of captive reinsurance arrangements, which ceased when the financial markets collapsed, and fining the four companies relatively small, token amounts.

The independent foreclosure review process established by federal regulators for 14 servicers was “deeply flawed,” Rep. Maxine Waters, D-CA, said on Thursday in response to a report on the reviews by the Government Accountability Office. Waters said she will introduce legislation next week to address problems relating to use of outside contractors for enforcement actions.