FoA, once a prime and non-QM lender/servicer, has been restructuring its business over the past year...

The Keller Williams real estate brokerage boasts 1,100 offices and 200,000 associates.

The Piper report notes, “A change at the CEO level prior to a pending earnings announcement presents some consternation"...

The new firm, based out of New York, matches investors and lenders and wants to enter the securitization space this year.

Upwards of $1.0 billion of non-QMs are sitting on warehouse lines that would have typically been sold months ago, according to one estimate.

Angel Oak Mortgage is among the nonbanks trying to sell off somewhat seasoned non-QMs that have interest rates well below prevailing rates.

Management shelled out $23 million during 4Q to cover severance payments to laid off workers and for property consolidation.

Whatever happened to the sale of SPS?

Another marketplace for non-agency loans? Looks that way. But HomeLend wants to tap foreign investors that have a thirst for American mortgages.

Ginnie EBOs tanked in the fourth quarter to just $620 million. Meanwhile, new earnings reports show just how much the reduction has affected companies engaged in such activities.