So, which groups are behind the "housing-industrial complex"? DeMarco isn't naming names...

And there could be some good news on lower LLPAs. Fannie said that come May 2015, it will change how it treats loans where there are two or more borrowers...

We should point out that even though LoanDepot is doing the buying, the Mortgage Master brand name will survive. LD did the same thing when it combined forces with imortgage last year…

Will former Long Beach Mortgage executive Jon Daurio finally launch a new nonprime venture?

Stock analysts have claimed that Lawsky has been aggressively investigating Ocwen so he can make headlines, paving the way for an eventual run for public office.

Redwood insists the company prefers to issue jumbo MBS rather than sell whole loans, but the current pricing is just too good to pass up.

Mortgage M&A activity remains red hot. We understand that RPM Mortgage of California is working on another acquisition...

So, there’s no chance at all that the GOP will be able to push through a Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac reform bill, right? Maybe, maybe not.

The mortgage insurance industry lost a key political ally with the reelection defeat of first-term Democratic incumbent Sen. Kay Hagan of North Carolina.

The FHFA has decided not to have a chairman for Common Securitization Solutions. Instead, the unit will be governed by a four-person "board of managers."