Although Fannie and Freddie were taken over by the government in the fall of 2008, the two have been wildly profitable – with a few bumps along the way – since 2012.

A handful of Democrats could cross party lines and vote for the FHFA nominee...

The letter does not specify what these new policies might be. Some type of administrative reforms, perhaps?

Up until now, JPMorgan has focused on securitizing QMs…

All of the loans are being sold servicing-retained...

At first, Reliant Bank will be an aggregator…

Wells Fargo ranks first among home lenders and servicers – and with or without Tim Sloan, that’s not likely to change anytime soon…

Nonbanks reached a milestone in 2018: They became the dominant source of new issuance of Fannie/Freddie MBS…

Former GSE regulator Ed DeMarco: “The chairman’s outline captures the consensus elements of prior reform proposals and serves as a solid workable foundation from which to develop legislation.”

The FHA and VA loan programs also get special treatment under the ability-to-repay rule…