Complaints about credit reporting dominated submissions to the CFPB and they more than doubled on an annual basis through the first three quarters of this year.

At some shops, mortgage bankers are trying to do more with less, aided by technology.

Fifteen banks tracked by Inside Mortgage Trends said their mortgage-banking income declined from the second to the third quarter.

Mr. Cooper and other nonbanks are growing through a mix of in-house originations and acquisitions, with an emphasis on the latter.

FHA delinquencies haven't been this high since the early days of COVID.

One advisor, requesting anonymity, said he had a couple of clients who took “double-digit” markdowns.

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The uptick in the third quarter this year was the first time originations increased from the second quarter to the third quarter since 2020.

Mortgage-related complaints submitted to the CFPB were up 2.7% from the second quarter, driven by servicing issues.

The total agency delinquency rate rose to 3.30% at the end of the reporting period.