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- Selling Guide | Fannie Mae
Doing Business with Fannie Mae Part A describes the requirements a lender must satisfy to become a Fannie Mae-approved seller and servicer of residential home mortgage loans
- Selling Guide - Fannie Mae
In addition to selling their current production on a flow basis, lenders can sell a wide variety of closed loans to Fannie Mae under MBS or whole loan transactions
- Selling Guide - Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae purchases or securitizes eligible mortgages in all markets across a broad geographic range This topic describes Fannie Mae’s property eligibility requirements
- Selling Guide - Fannie Mae
The seller servicer must notify Fannie Mae if, after conducting due diligence, it determines that a breach of a selling warranty related to compliance with laws has likely occurred
- Selling Guide - Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae will review the application documentation and determine whether the seller or servicer meets the then current eligibility requirements Contact the Onboarding Team (see E-1-02, List of Contacts) for additional information
- Selling Guide - Fannie Mae
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Fannie Mae’s underwriting guidelines emphasize the continuity of a borrower’s stable income The stable and reliable flow of income is a key consideration in mortgage loan underwriting
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