The volume of conforming jumbos included in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac MBS increased by 8.0% to $6.05 billion in the first quarter.

Although BofA experienced a sequential drop in home lending, it was better than the -22.2% downdraft reported by Wells Fargo.

The offering from Chase's conduit is the largest jumbo MBS from the conduit since 2022. And Chase is doubling up, with a separate deal stocked with mortgages originated by the bank.

The MBA has concerns while the Community Home Lenders of America supports the effort.

The GSEs noted that if these fees to real estate agents continue to be customarily paid by the property seller according to local convention, they won't be subject to financing concessions limits.

Non-QM lenders appear to be faring a little better than their conventional and government brethren...

Wells Fargo and Chase reported declines in mortgage originations during the first quarter of 2024.

Borrowers who received a loan from a merged company paid 9 basis points more, on average, than those who went with separate real estate agencies and lenders, according to a new study.

There's a disconnect between inflation readings and reactions to the figures, according to Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac.

Larger lenders remain the most affected by the decline in sales.