The market decline, in response to the end of QE, has been severe, but much more orderly than in 2013.

Lenders argue the temporary measures adopted by Fannie and Freddie to promote condo safety unnecessarily raise costs for borrowers and present liability issues for HOAs and cooperatives.

Trade group says FHFA's reproposed rule would serve as a barrier to entry for smaller seller/servicers.

Why aren't more residential lenders promoting ARMs? What's the holdup?

Experts compare today’s bond market to the bearish days of 1994, predicting a recession in the fall. But better times are coming. Maybe.

Fannie and Freddie continue to take different routes to reducing their retained mortgages portfolios.

Note: Borrowers must still have a credit score, which must be provided at delivery.

Fannie joins Freddie in accepting attorney title opinion letters instead of title insurance. Industry observers said the new option will mostly impact refinances, not purchases.

Despite coming in the wake of a handful of senior executive departures, the resignations look like normal attrition.

The most obvious is a series of complex conversations that must take place between FHFA and Treasury...