Origination

What are the factors that drove refinance originations in the third quarter, and how did other types of originations fare?

In the past year while mortgage interest rates have hovered near record lows, refinances have ruled the market. According to one analysis, that may be about to change.

While some reports in the industry say the first-time buyer share is declining, it has been on an upward trend for two years, according to one analysis.

Industry reaction has been positive to the FHFA's move to raise the GSE conforming loan limits for the first time in a decade. But one analysis says the effect on mortgage lending may be minimal.

Rutger van Faassen, VP of Lending at Nomis Solutions, offers insight for lenders on how to make the most of opportunities for growth that lie in home equity portfolios.

Lenders are missing out on a fair number of loans due to tight lending standards, according to one analysis.

Time is winding down on the FHFA’s Home Affordable Refinance Program, the number of borrowers completing refinances through the program is winding down also.

Since the beginning of the bitter battle between Quicken Loans and the DOJ, Quicken had argued that Detroit was the only appropriate venue for the trial.

Subprime and near prime mortgage originations have recently both hit highs not seen in years. Should the industry be concerned?

A recent survey found that a higher-than-expected share of buyers said they were regretting their lender choice. What did they cite as the source of their dissatisfaction?