To survive the next few quarters, lenders must continue to cut costs...

Chase and Wells Fargo reported a slight dip in overall mortgage originations in the third quarter of this year.

The CFPB and DOJ issued a statement on denials of credit based on an applicant's immigration status.

Both the FHA and VA programs saw increases, but the bulk of the growth in Ginnie issuance in the third quarter came from FHA loans.

Listing inventory improved in September though home prices fell.

Ginnie is offering flexibility for pooling reperforming loans in MBS.

The CFPB alleges that Freedom didn't sufficiently address HMDA reporting issues following a 2019 consent order.

Applications for ARMs increased by 15% on a weekly basis.

Concerns about interest rates outpaced home prices for the first time since Fannie started surveying consumers in 2010.

“The only kind of new supply coming out of the market in any scale is ground-up construction or refreshed housing products,” said Steven Trowern, the founder and principal of Temple View Capital.