Investors in Freddie (and Fannie Mae) common and preferred who bought their shares as a speculative investment are still wondering: Hey, when do we get some of that money?

The new bill signed by President Obama should make condo lending a little easier...

Nonprime lender Angel Oak Mortgage Solutions is now offering a “no-income” loan to investors with credit scores as low as 660...

Sen. Grassley pointed out that production decreased after Wertheimer’s tenure began in September 2014 with just three audit reports produced in 2015.

Since the CFPB was born, the cost to originate a home mortgage has exploded...

We don’t know who will lead the new administration, though for Ginnie’s sake, it’s likely that both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won’t mess with the agency or its charter. Right?

Stonegate, like many publicly traded nonbank mortgage firms, has seen its share price suffer the past year because of declining interest rates that have forced large MSR writedowns...

The J.G. Wentworth Company is in the process of being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange, sparking rumors that its mortgage subsidiary – a $1.5 billion-a-year originator – might find itself on the auction block. For now, the parent company is putting a good face on the delisting and said its mortgage division, J.G. Wentworth Home Lending, had a strong first quarter. A spokeswoman for the parent did not address a possible sale of the lender in an email exchange with Inside Mortgage Finance. In the first quarter of 2016, J.G. Wentworth lost...

The only major bank to rank among the top five table funders in 1Q16 was U.S. Bancorp with a 4.1 percent market share.

Although commercial banks are making money hand-over-first these days, that doesn’t mean national bank regulators shouldn’t worry.