Actions by the Fed to help the mortgage market haven't don't much for non-agency MBS. Issuance ground to a halt and a number of lenders suspended production.

Roughly $220.8 billion of VA loans were delivered into Ginnie mortgage-backed securities last year...

Two of the top originators of non-QMs suspended lending operations on Monday, citing complications from the coronavirus.

Increasingly, margin calls are becoming an issue for mortgage REITs...

Bottom line: The Fed will keep buying agency MBS as long as it has to...

In a time of crisis should Fannie and Freddie be allowed to hold more MBS? Hike the GSE loan limit too?

At yearend, commercial banks owned more MBS than any other investor cohort at $1.793 trillion. The Fed was second, but that's going to change...

Homebridge Financial’s wholesale division and theLender both announced suspensions to their non-QM lending operations. Others will follow, rest assured...

The goal is to stop a tidal wave of housing-related financial damage that might potentially destroy the social fabric of the nation.

And therein lies a chief fear for the mortgage industry: as the economic damage caused by the spreading coronavirus piles up, will nonbank Ginnie issuers have enough liquidity to make those payments in the months ahead?