Rate sent $18.58 billion of mortgages to unaffiliated buyers in 2025, according to an Inside Mortgage Trends analysis of HMDA data.

On a year-to-date basis, Rocket’s deliveries to the GSEs more than doubled from the first four months of 2025, driven by its acquisition of Mr. Cooper, which was finalized on Oct. 1.

Rate emerged as the top correspondent seller in 2025, delivering $18.58 billion of mortgages to unaffiliated non-agency buyers, a sharp 36.4% increase on an annual basis. (Includes data table.)

Single-family MBS issuance by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac increased by 8.5% from March to April. Lenders boosted their deliveries without compromising on underwriting standards for purchase mortgages. (Includes two data tables.)

Changes to the scorecard focus on enhancing homeowner engagement strategies, and reducing delinquencies, servicers’ operational costs and credit losses to the enterprise.

Rocket is the first nonbank to have the largest portfolio of owned servicing thanks to its acquisition of Mr. Cooper Group.

Decline in mortgage applications; new borrower relationship management tool; mortgage lock volume increases modestly.

The securitization backed by loans for fine art and collectible cars was originally planned for $600 million.

SFA launches survey of fraud detection and mitigation; Housing Policy Council appoints Alexander Jackson; Nada Holdings enters into a $150 million forward flow purchase agreement.

Rocket Mortgage ended the fourth quarter of 2025 with more than $2 trillion in primary servicing, thanks to its acquisition of Mr. Cooper Group. And for the first time a bank isn’t first in owned servicing. (Includes three data tables.)