“What Dewsnup held is that the lienholder, according to the basic non-bankruptcy bargain, is entitled to keep its lien until payment in full or until a lender decides to foreclose,” said attorney Danielle Spinelli...

New Penn contributed 19.1 percent of the loans included in the deal, followed by Quicken with a 19.0 percent share.

The regulator said it plans to use its “expanded data” house price index to determine adjustments for conforming loan limits.

Black Knight plans to expand its offerings to existing clients, gain new clients, introduce new products and selectively acquire smaller vendors...

First Republic Bank is the top contributor to the Chase jumbo MBS with a 20.9 percent share.

Research suggests that shared-equity homebuyers have low rates of delinquency and foreclosure.

Who might replace Lawsky? How about: Rohit Chopra, assistant director and student loan ombudsman for another agency that’s highly popular with mortgage executives: the CFPB.

Under existing New York law, mortgage companies aren’t required to maintain vacant properties until they receive a judgment of foreclosure...

According to exclusive figures compiled by Inside Nonconforming Markets, roughly $320.0 billion in subprime mortgages were outstanding at March 31, 2015.

“This should be terrific for our company,” said Michael Nierenberg, New Residential’s president and CEO, during a recent conference call with investors. “We expect sustainable earnings as a result of our long-term deal pipeline.”