The House committee again approved legislation taking aim at mortgage rules established by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

In particular, mortgage industry professionals are focused on third-party-paid charges and seller-paid points in the QM rule.

The Fed chief told elected officials that whatever housing finance reform plan they choose to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, it should be clear to private investors about the government’s role in the market.

Nationstar and Ocwen get poor servicing grades from J.D. Power & Associates. Meanwhile, Rep. Mel Watt headed to FHFA? Not so fast...

Nationstar Mortgage is issuing $250 million of debt, hinting that it may buy more MSRs from Bank of America.

The numbers suggest that after seven quarters of complaints being received by the CFPB, mortgage lenders are getting a better handle on complaint resolution.

Accenture is making major inroads in the residential finance space with its purchase of Mortgage Cadence. Meanwhile, Fannie says market could move toward ARMs.

The changes also clarify which mortgages will be considered for purposes of determining “small servicer” status.

Need a zero-down mortgage for $650,000? Another Washington-area credit union steps up to the plate.

Testifying before a House subcommittee, the CFPB's Antonakes emphasized the fundamental importance of data analysis to the bureau’s mission.