“A terrible outcome,” one mortgage consultant told IMFnews…

If Kurland sells all of the shares he registered, it will leave him with 424,025, making him (still) the largest individual shareholder in the publicly traded REIT.

Banks had an average of nearly 500 loans per full-time employee in the third quarter, up from almost 400 at the end of 2014.

Is the booming marijuana trade in Colorado causing home prices to rise in the Rocky Mountain (High) state? Not necessarily...

None of the executives interviewed by Inside Mortgage Trends could put hard numbers on how many executives have been sticking around the industry past 70 years of age, but none had a doubt that there were still plenty to be counted.

At some lending shops, almost 100 TRID technology updates have been implemented...

We’re hearing more chatter of mortgage lenders starting a loan officer “scorecard” approach to grading their salesmen and women...

Rod Alba of ABA offered up this sobering thought: for violating the TRID rule, lenders could be fined up to $5,000 per violation, per day.

The CHLA is renewing its call for Treasury and the FHFA to amend the preferred stock purchase agreements once again, allowing the GSEs to build capital...

By the way, 10 years ago, PennyMac didn’t even exist. Today, it ranks sixth among all residential lenders and 11th among servicers...