While delinquencies on loans in Ginnie MBS are much higher than for GSE mortgages, prices for Ginnie MSRs can rival those seen for GSE servicing, for some characteristics.

U.S. Bank sells mortgages originated by Union Bank; tariffs and interest rates; Mr. Cooper starts MSR fund; Congress plans to address housing.

There was little fluctuation in MSR values on a quarterly basis as of the end of June, according to an early look at MSR marks.

Bayview to acquire Guild; Senate approves trigger leads bill; REIT to acquire non-QM lender, Fairway to acquire retail lender; trade groups seek exemption for real estate from potential new tax.

Once again, MSR sales are on a tear. The reason: conventional mortgage rates near 7.00% and a feeling of take the money while you can.

The privately held Bayview reportedly has a “ton of capital” at its disposal, according to investment bankers.

Non-QM lender/servicer Acra is in the hunt for a new CEO. Other changes may be in the offing too — as the sale of Acra’s parent, HPS, to BlackRock draws closer.

Incenter, one of the granddaddies of the servicing brokerage business, has a new owner: tech shop Rocktop of Irving, TX.

Hearing scheduled for May 16 to analyze massive layoffs at CFPB; Fannie economists slightly lower forecast for mortgage rates; Horizon Bank sells warehouse unit for a profit.

The stock market is volatile and interest rates are rising. Dozens of mortgage company owners are pondering their options.