The share price of non-QM lender Impac Mortgage keeps sinking...

In its new 10-K filing, Ocwen Financial reminds investors the legacy subservicing agreement it has with New Residential Investment Corp. expires in July of this year.

In recent weeks, buyers of non-QM whole loans have scaled back their bid prices.

Servicing prices are the strongest they’ve been in years, a situation that isn’t likely to change anytime soon.

Ocwen's “subservicing sales pipeline” grew to $300 billion as of Dec. 31…

For some large sellers of mortgage servicing rights, the sale of smaller portfolios just isn’t worth their time...

To date, Rocket has repurchased 20.7 million shares at an average price of $15.08 a unit...

Rocket Mortgage, the big Kahuna of home finance, was not immune from higher interest rates in the fourth quarter. Still, the nonbank is rewarding shareholders with a special dividend of $1.01.

Bid prices on certain non-QM whole loans have been sinking of late. A temporary situation or something more?

Geopolitical events halfway around the world are affecting interest rate moves in the U.S. It’s possible that mortgage rates could move lower in the immediate weeks ahead. Otherwise, the crystal ball looks cloudy.