Earlier this month, MIAC came to market with a $987.0 million package of mortgage servicing rights backed by healthcare facilities.

The Trump administration is describing The Great American Mortgage Corp. as "the all new Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: bigger and better than ever."

CEO/owners, north of age 65, in particular, are contemplating getting out.

The FHFA director said the Trump administration's planned sale of GSE stock would be small, if it happened at all.

The potential privatization of the GSEs has led more lenders to consider the acquisition of non-QM brokers, but the challenges in the market may cap deals.

Although President Trump didn’t specifically mention a merger, that appears to be the implication of the post.

“We’ve been investing in Arc, both in people and process, and we’re seeing the results,” said AGMIT's CEO.

We know the name of one nonbank originator that’s working on buying another franchise.

United Wholesale Mortgage has all of its servicing with one subservicer as the nonbank builds an in-house servicing operation.

FoA will fund the purchase of Blackstone's stake in the reverse-mortgage lender with a convertible debt facility.