Volatility is always a risk surrounding 3 day holiday weekends when it comes to markets and mortgage rates, but this time ...

Bonds weathered the 3-day weekend without issue. We started the day modestly stronger, but have moved back closer to ...

Uneventful Summertime Monday Volume and--sometimes--volatility can be generally lower in the middle of the summertime months ...

One of the key selling points for an LO talking to a potential client about becoming a homeowner is the landlord/client relationship, which can go awry. (Pearl is the daughter of the short film’s ...

Home price appreciation remained subdued in April, as the latest data from both FHFA and the S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home ...

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) reported on the performance of first-lien mortgages in the federal banking system during the first quarter of 2026. The OCC Mortgage Metrics Report, ...

Today is a half day for financial markets, which is a typical feature of a federal holiday weekend. Because tomorrow is fully ...

Bonds continued drifting gently higher in the overnight session with 10yr yields just barely edging above 4.50% before ...

Before looking at trading screens this morning, the first order of business would have been to mention the ramp up in ...

We know that a) Congress passed a housing bill which, if not signed within 10 days, becomes law anyway, and b) U.S.

Mortgage applications posted a modest increase last week, though overall activity remained subdued by historical standards as ...

Residential construction activity cooled in May, as housing starts and completions both moved lower while building permits ...