Proponents of the non-agency market see GSE reform as an opportunity to take steps to increase the non-agency share of activity in the secondary market. The Trump administration’s plans for the secondary market remain unclear.

A new bill sets exemptions for secondary market participants after a state regulator established deeply unpopular licensing requirements at the beginning of the year.

Carrington is expanding its guidelines and offering competitive pricing for non-QMs in the correspondent channel, aiming to gain market share. The company also works to help correspondent sellers mitigate risks on non-QM sales.

Castlelake plans to invest in up to $2 billion of newly originated residential mortgages sourced from Invictus Capital Partners.

Beeline Financial started operations in 2020 and has yet to turn a profit. The company is now publicly traded thanks to a transaction involving a distillery, with plans to boost non-QM lending by leaning on technology.

Moody’s affirms assessments on Redwood; Deephaven loosens DSCR underwriting; Dan Perl update; ARDRI acquires expanded-credit lender; new proprietary reverse mortgages from Mutual of Omaha Mortgage.

The allegations are similar to those raised by a hedge fund last year.

Fitch Rating's single-family rental securitization is no longer happening.

It’s the third year in a row that delinquencies declined in the first quarter following an increase the previous quarter.

The move leaves the board with just Kyle Hauptman as chairman, limiting what the regulator can do.