Veterans United’s data show refinances among millennial veterans grew by 603% in the first three quarters of fiscal 2020.

The number of loans in the most severe stages of delinquency continued to climb in August, but overall default rates and forbearance counts were down.

The purchase-mortgage share of loans sold to Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie gained slightly in August, and there was some rebound in correspondent activity.

When it comes to warehouse lending, conditions have never been better. Credit the pandemic and the Federal Reserve. (Includes data chart.)

Is Bill Foley, the 75-year-old non-executive chairman of title insurance giant Fidelity National, pondering retirement? Don't bet on it. He's shaking the mortgage vendor M&A tree big time.

Mortgage delinquencies shot up during the second quarter, though there were variations among servicers and loan types. (Includes data chart.)

Although the share of loans four or more payments past due continued to climb in July, total delinquencies and early-stage default rates were lower. (Includes data chart.)

Rocket Companies went public a week ago amid the lowest mortgage rates in U.S. history. How’s the stock doing? Funny, you should ask.

The forbearance picture continues to brighten but if economic activity flattens, all bets are off for the fall.

Borrowers faced with coronavirus-related financial difficulties are prioritizing auto and credit card payments over mortgage, according to Fitch Ratings.