Mortgages

Impac Mortgage Holdings has completed its re-entry into the warehouse lending space.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development has issued its proposed version of the qualified mortgage rule for FHA-insured loans and it includes a 3% limit on upfront points and fees.

While most CU executives are worried about the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new mortgage regulations, one CEO thinks those fear-inducing rules will actually present a "big opportunity" for credit unions.

The Mortgage Bankers Association’s chief economist, Jay Brinkmann, is planning on retiring early next year with a successor pending.

Appraisers represent the lender in the field, but at times their interests diverge from the party that hired them, as well as from the borrower, the Realtor and the seller.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency offered to sell foreclosed homes to bidders who didn’t meet required standards, the agency’s inspector general said.

A former official at Bank of America Corp.’s Countrywide unit said he went to federal authorities and filed a whistleblower lawsuit after learning the government might settle with the lender.

A social media strategist shares the pros and cons of four new measures for mortgage originators and other users.

The Federal Housing Administration has asked the Treasury Department for a $1.7 billion bailout, but its commissioner and others say the agency does not actually need the money.

The Federal Housing Administration’s admission that it faces a budget shortfall for fiscal year 2013 and must take a draw from the U.S. Treasury is increasing pressure within Congress to pass a FHA reform bill.

The two-year, floating rate, interest-only loan is collateralized by 51 hotels in 16 states.

The delinquent unpaid balance of securitized commercial mortgage loans continues to shrink dropping to a 12-month low in August.

CoreLogic employees from San Diego, Westlake, Texas, and Rochester, N.Y., recently participated in the homebuilding projects.

The positive momentum for housing price appreciation that has been occurring at a rapid pace over the last 12 to 18 months is beginning to slow down in August.

We're hearing that a government shutdown is coming and this time it could hurt the housing recovery.

Since seller points are not included in the 3% rule, does this mean that a seller can pay for origination points or discount points?

The mortgage industry is looking favorably on the latest Federal Reserve Board easing plan.

Canadian mortgage bonds have attracted U.S. buyers in the past and the legal basis for these is stronger. But are home values there unsustainable?

Interest rates are likely to remain stable at least through January and the first quarter of next year.