Foreclosure activity jumped 17% in the third quarter compared to 2024.

dv01 said caution is warranted in interpreting the rise in the impairment rate as August ended on a Sunday.

Greg Sher, a managing director at NFM Lending, warned about potential parallels between the expanded-credit market and the non-agency market in the runup to the crash of 2008.

The top prime jumbo and expanded-credit issuer so far this year: JPMorgan Chase.

Issuance in the first nine months of this year already surpassed the volume seen in all of 2024. Expanded-credit loans are leading the charge. (Includes data tables.)

The volume of conforming jumbo mortgages in the first nine months of 2025 fell by 17.2% compared to 2024. (Includes data table.)

The impairment rate on securitized non-qualified mortgages rose sharply in August. The increase can largely be explained by the month ending on a Sunday, according to dv01.

Invictus Capital Partners and CrossCountry announced separate partnerships with loan investors.

Groundfloor Finance took a $2.1 million loss in the first half of 2025. The firm focuses on fix-and-flip lending.

Constructive Capital is posting below average delinquency rates on mortgages for investment properties while offering more lenient underwriting than the industry average.