The Better.com story continues to percolate...

Fannie Mae discovered the encroachment during an audit...

Also, several shops are aggressively marketing to their servicing customers, pitching cash-out refis.

Freddie's lender bulletin emphasizes the enterprise's aversion to Bitcoin, Ethereum etc...

Figures gathered by the Mortgage Bankers Association suggest that production and secondary marketing income rose on a per-loan basis even though production efficiency was off.

The memo also reveals the board has hired an independent third-party firm to “do a leadership and cultural assessment” of the originator.

A public company, Aurora, meanwhile, filed no notice with the SEC on Garg’s departure.

In 3Q21, Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie securitized $77.94 billion of agency-jumbo loans made to borrowers in high-cost markets, a 3.9% decline from the previous period.

On paper, Better.com is worth more than PennyMac Financial Services, but will investors buy that argument?

Regarding the apology, one human resources executive said Garg’s new email is “too little, too late. I think Garg now realizes he made a tragic mistake.”