GSE reform could see the light of day after all - or at least an attempt at it.

Lenders are looking at guaranty fee hikes of 50 basis points this year - maybe.

President Obama, during his State of the Union address, urged Congress to get the HARP 3.0 refinancing program off the ground.

Is BlackRock up to something regarding its investment in Redwood Trust?

Massachusetts will not join other states in the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s, but instead will conduct its own fraud probe tied to CDO ratings.

First Guaranty is experiencing strong growth in its servicing business. Meanwhile, lenders worry about higher net worth requirements from the GSEs.

FHA is looking at $133 billion of troubled mortgages.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency said it has settled one of its numerous lawsuits against non-agency mortgage-backed securities issuers for misrepresenting deals that were sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac before the mortgage market collapse.

Nationstar Mortgage priced $300 million of asset-backed term notes, saying the deal marks the first ever “agency servicer advance securitization.

Underwater homeowners who have remained current on their payments will be able to relinquish their houses and cancel their debt under the terms of a new GSE policy change to take effect in March.