All eyes are now focused on the TBA market to see if the new single security from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae creates the expected bump in liquidity and efficiency.

FHFA Director Mark Calabria preached to the choir at an NAHB event this week, while Realtors worry his reform plans are too ideological.

Private-label issuers and industry experts debate the effects of the expiration of the QM patch.

Larger banks pull back on advances as mortgage lending cools.

Don Layton offers his views on capitalizing the GSEs, competition for Fannie and Freddie, and which model of reform looks most promising.

The new offering, dubbed M7, is part of Fannie’s Guaranteed Multifamily Structures program and is stratified into five classes.

Freddie promotes from within as it prepares for GSE reforms.

U.S. Attorney files wire and insurance fraud charges in a case involving Fannie and Freddie loans on as many as 70 properties.

Rohit Gupta talks about capitalization schemes, government versus private in-surance and who housing-finance reform is really for.