Loan Think

Since the final loan officer compensation rule came out, many have been trying to figure out who exactly is considered an “originator.”

Jurors in a Riverside County, Calif., courtroom convicted Hendrix Montecastro and his mother, Helen Pedrino, on hundreds of felony charges.

We're hearing about remorse mortgages. I mean reverse mortgages.

Despite the absence of precise data, it is well understood that the number of failed new home developments is significant.

The market is heating up, but some people are overpromising and underdelivering.

I love the MBA tech show. This year it is at a hotel that was refinanced by a plumbers’ trade group. Let’s keep the cracks to a minimum, please.

Ron Johnson's failure at J.C. Penney does have a lesson for mortgage marketers.

We're hearing some mortgage-backed securities risks may seem larger and draw more attention, but the so-called scrivener’s error should not be overlooked because of them.

The return to a purchase market will not be easy for many lenders.

The first challenge brought with new the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act is that we are potentially stuck with a broker comp double-count rule.