Last month, Impac agreed to sell a $4.1 billion Freddie Mac servicing portfolio to PNC Bank for an undisclosed sum...

Selling servicing rights, Ginnie Mae or otherwise, is no easy task these days, given the financial damage caused by the pandemic. However, green shoots may be emerging.

How to pay for the risk of backing FHA loans in progress where forbearance has been invoked? The industry is still waiting for answers.

Freedom Mortgage's purchase of a competitor has hit the skids. The top-ranked FHA/VA firm announced the deal a year ago.

Citadel Servicing Corp., another key player in the non-QM sector, remains quiet regarding its plans to reopen. Back in February, the lender/servicer was sold to HPS Investment Partners for an undisclosed sum.

For starters, FHA doesn’t have LLPAs in its toolbox. Then what?

Ginnie Mae's PTAP initiative has been expanded to include multifamily collateral and reverse mortgages could be next. But will issuer usage grow?

Hope springs eternal that the Fed's TALF initiative will be used to aid the non-QM MBS market. It's just a matter of when.

Combined, the two companies would have $310.5 billion of MSRs, ranking 10th overall, according to Inside Mortgage Finance.

FHA is sympathetic to the plight of its lenders during the coronavirus crisis but how far will it go on forbearance for loans in progress? No one knows, at least not yet.