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Fitch Ratings has identified more than 1,000 properties in commercial mortgage-backed securities transactions that had exposure to Hurricane Matthew.

Bayview Asset Management is securitizing $159.6 million of securities that transfer the risk of credit losses on mortgages insured by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

As Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continue to experiment with up-front risk sharing deals, some small mortgage lenders are worried they will be left out of the action.

Mortgage rates and Treasury yields moved higher this week in anticipation of the Federal Open Markets Committee raising short-term interest rates in December.

Tricon American Homes is prepping its second securitization of single-family rental homes, according to ratings agency reports.

Fannie Mae said that it will sell 7,300 loans with a total of $1.39 billion in unpaid principal balance.

United Guaranty Corp. has initiated a disaster policy after Hurricane Matthew tore across the Southeast this past week.

It's tougher out there for New York's commercial real estate developers seeking cash for their latest projects.

Fannie Mae plans to sell a pool of 3,600 loans with $806 million in unpaid principal balance.

Companies in the path of the storm have battened down the hatches, as others have prepared for the impact the hurricane could have on home sales and loan servicing in the weeks to come.