Late last week, Black Knight released its measurement: 2.83 million mortgages in COVID-related relief for the seven-day period ending Dec. 29. The FHA/VA (GNMA) reading increased by 11,000 units.

The nonbank lender/servicer filed its initial IPO documents in early October and was reportedly set to price the offering later that month.

During the COVID crisis, many states have temporarily allowed licensed MLOs to work from their (unlicensed) homes, rather than branches...

RAB agreed to pay $204,000 in civil money penalty to settle the claims.

Issued in late November, the new FHFA regulatory framework mandates Tier I capital of at least 4.0% for Fannie and Freddie, a bar that some stakeholders believe is too high.

HUD's IG is in the process of reviewing forbearance data provided by servicers and the relief options they offer borrowers.

The analysts suggested that the Federal Housing Finance Agency or the Federal Reserve should handle regulation of nonbank servicers.

Questions posed by the FHFA include whether the GSEs should use appraisal waivers and how lenders might manipulate automated underwriting systems when seeking an appraisal wavier from the GSEs.

The CFPB noted that lenders didn't provide relevant data that had been requested by the regulator during the comment period.

The signature averts a shutdown of the federal government and paves the way for stimulus payments while Trump pressures Congress to send even bigger checks.