Meanwhile, PHH's partner, Realogy, this week said it intends to raise $1.15 billion through the sale of senior notes.

When the news broke about Stonegate this past summer, FBR issued a note to its clients saying that, “We expect the company has two options: hire a replacement CEO quickly, or sell the business altogether.”

HLSS also misstated its net income in 2012, 2013 and the first quarter of 2014.

Not only are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac spending more money than they were a few years ago, but their proposed budgets are being submitted late, says the IG.

Anyone familiar with equities knows that shorting stocks can be a dangerous game. Then again, it's Ocwen...

One of the MI’s key products is lender-paid mortgage insurance, which has come under regulatory scrutiny.

Some have suggested that it’s no wonder that several mortgage company owners – including those who control specialty servicers – are contemplating selling their companies.

Or as Marc Savitt of the National Association of Independent Housing Professionals put it: “Nothing will pass as long as Obama still has a pen…”

The CFPB alleged that expense accounts were really “point banks” and that payments in the form of bonuses and commissions were based on mortgage profitability...

Are you ready for a government shutdown, one that could screw up the mortgage market? If not now, maybe later in the year...