Prices paid for scratch-and-dent loans are favorable these days, favorable for sellers, that is.

Another way to bet on housing? The securitization of residential equity agreements is in its infancy. Does it have legs? Unison certainly hopes so.

Although earnings slipped, net revenues increased to $5.57 billion from $5.25 billion in 3Q21.

Why would Michigan workers place a bet on California-based loanDepot and not UWM or Home Point?

Sales of mortgage servicing rights have been nothing short of stunning the past five quarters. Can the good times last? Yes, if prepayment speeds cooperate.

But credit-related charges at the mortgage giant went from $194.0 million in the third quarter to $604.0 million in the fourth quarter.

Good news/bad news: Spanish bank Santander is staying in America — but it’s exiting mortgage finance.

The lower pricing means MBS deals can still get done, but non-QM originators will be forced to raise their rates to make the numbers work.

Sellers of mortgage servicing rights are striking while the iron is hot.

Might we see a 5% conventional mortgage by yearend?