Nora Colomer

Colony American Homes is working on its third-ever single-family rental securitization, according to Kroll Bond Ratings Agency.

JPMorgan is marketing $379 million of securities backed by a pool of mostly 30-year, fixed-rate residential mortgages.

Progress Residential plans to tap the securitization market with a deal backed by a $438 million, five-year loan that pays only on interest, which is secured on a pool of 3,317 single-family rental homes.

Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Wells Fargo are first are marketing nearly $4 billion in commercial mortgage-backed securities via three conduits slated to price the first week of May.

Tricon Capital Group, the latest entrant in the single-family rental securitization market, offers investors greater exposure to two unusual types of collateral: Section 8 homes and condominiums.

Credit Suisse is marketing its third RMBS deal this year called CSMC 2015-3.

Tricon Capital Group, which has been acquiring single-family rental homes in the U.S. since 2012 through Tricon American Homes, is planning its first securitization.

A company that previously partnered with JPMorgan and Credit Suisse on private mortgage securitizations is now marketing its own.

FirstKey Lending priced a $241 million securitization of fixed-rate loans it made to landlords for the purchase of single-family homes.

B2R Finance, a company controlled by the Blackstone Group that lends to landlords, has priced its first rental securitization.

Citigroup priced the senior most tranche of its latest commercial mortgage securitization, Citigroup Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015-GC29, just wide of the previous conduit to be sold, by Wells Fargo.

FirstKey Lending is securitizing $241 million of fixed-rate loans it made to landlords for the purchase of buy-to-rent, single-family homes, according to a presale from Kroll Bond Ratings Agency.

Higher credit enhancement did not necessarily pay off for Wells Fargo in its latest commercial mortgage securitization.

The latest securitization of reperforming residential mortgages offers investors less protection against future losses than the previous deal, and has earned correspondingly lower safety scores from Fitch Ratings.

JPMorgan's follow-up RMBS to its first securitization of 2015 involves a much smaller pool of mortgages.

Wells Fargo priced $927 million of commercial mortgage securities via its Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015-C27 series, according to a pricing document.

Wells Fargo is offering $1 billion of commercial mortgage bonds via the WFCM 2015-C27 conduit, according to a Kroll Bond Rating Agency presale report.

Quicken Loans originated the largest share of mortgages backing the latest two prime, jumbo RMBS deals being marketed by Credit Suisse and WinWater Home Mortgage.

American Homes 4 Rent is pushing the maturity envelope with its latest single-family rental securitization.

Fannie Mae's first risk-share transaction of the year is for $1.5 billion.