Redwood posted just $2 million in income from residential mortgage banking activities in the first quarter.

“Some companies were proactive in addressing these deficiencies in a timely fashion while others' control structures remained problematic,” the MMC said.

Hatteras held $123.3 million of jumbo ARMs at March 31, a 296 percent increase over three months.

But a poll by JPMorgan Chase found that 30 percent of potential homebuyers said they plan to purchase a home in the next 18 months.

“I am not satisfied with only making $34 million in the quarter,” said Ocwen CEO Ron Faris. “We intend to do better.”

Both Wells Fargo and JPMorgan note that they have taken significant steps to work with borrowers who have payment option ARMs and other loans that allow for negative amortization.

Among other issues, the SIGTARP cited Green Tree's recent $63 million servicing settlement with the CFPB and Federal Trade Commission.

HomeStreet funded $1.61 billion of new originations in the first quarter of 2015, a 21 percent improvement from the previous quarter.

Underwriting overlays established by lenders also will limit some potential borrowers from purchasing homes in the coming years.

Impac originated $2.85 billion of loans in 1Q15, a figure that includes production from CashCall.