None of the executives interviewed by Inside Mortgage Trends could put hard numbers on how many executives have been sticking around the industry past 70 years of age, but none had a doubt that there were still plenty to be counted.

In an interview with IMFnews, John Hsu talked about Angel Oak’s $150 million subprime deal, noting that there is a “huge amount of support for this.”

Sean Becketti, Freddie’s chief economist, said, “It's too soon to tell whether marketplace lending is the next Uber or just another flash in the pan…”

However, the new PHH filing does not contain the names of any underwriters, dealers or agents.

At some lending shops, almost 100 TRID technology updates have been implemented...

No purchase price was disclosed. The deal was first hinted at Friday on IMFnews.

We’re hearing more chatter of mortgage lenders starting a loan officer “scorecard” approach to grading their salesmen and women...

The BofA spokesman, when asked by Inside Mortgage Finance whether the bank will deliver fewer loans going forward, declined to comment.

Rod Alba of ABA offered up this sobering thought: for violating the TRID rule, lenders could be fined up to $5,000 per violation, per day.

The CFPB will scrutinize a lender's TRID training and, potentially its handling of early technical problems, said one webinar panelist...