State attorneys general and bank commissioners have initiated an effort to monitor the top 20 subprime mortgage servicers to ensure that borrowers get the loan modifications they need."We feel this is a serious effort to avert a foreclosure avalanche that we potentially face," Iowa AG Tom Miller told MortgageWire. A working group of 11 AGs and three bank commissioners recently met with the top 10 subprime servicers in Chicago to discuss loan modifications. The working group expects the servicers to provide regular reports on their loss mitigation efforts. The state officials also expect to have contact with the servicers on a weekly or even daily basis.
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Credibly will bring its SMB loans and revenue-based financing products to Figure's Democratized Prime platform, Figure said in a press release.
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Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr said Tuesday that the U.S. energy sector is more insulated from shocks than Europe's, particularly in natural gas prices. However, he warned that the war is pushing up gasoline prices, which could spill over into other parts of the economy.
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Economic uncertainty weighed on risk appetite, but the current performance of the non-QM market is "durable," Angel Oak leaders said in an earnings call.
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CrossCountry defended its lower bid for Two Harbors, looking to refute UWM's arguments regarding the status of its financing for the all-cash offer.
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The company revised the deal after consulting with Ginnie Mae and reported lower earnings due to rate volatility, refinancing and FHA delinquencies.
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Here are the 50 most prolific mortgage originators in the U.S. as measured by units produced, according to the 2026 National Mortgage News Top Producers survey.
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