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On November 27, 2007, Freddie Mac announced a $6 billion issuance of non-cumulative perpetual preferred stock to meet regulatory capital requirements and bolster its capital base amid anticipated losses. The company also declared a reduced quarterly common stock dividend of $0.25 per share, reflecting a 50% decrease from the previous quarter, as part of its strategy to manage its mandatory target capital surplus. The preferred stock offerings are being led by Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs, with plans for listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

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What happens when your mortgage is sold to Freddie Mac?

Your Loan Payments Are Unchanged You must continue to send your payments to the company listed on your mortgage statement. The selling of your mortgage to Freddie Mac does not change the terms or conditions of your mortgage, and your payment obligations remain the same.

What does it mean when your mortgage is sold?

You received this letter because Freddie Mac has purchased your loan as an investor and, by law, we are required to inform you. This letter is sent to you for informational purposes only. No action is required on your part and the sale does not affect any term, payment, or condition of your mortgage.

What does it mean that my mortgage was sold to Freddie Mac?

The underwriting of the Borrowers creditworthiness and capacity (e.g., Borrowers income, Borrower credit/liabilities and Borrower assets) or Borrower eligibility and qualification (e.g., Area Median Income, First-Time Homebuyer, lawful presence in the United States)

What does it mean if Freddie Mac owns a loan?

By selling on these loan to Freddie and Fannie, it frees up capital for the bank , to enable further lending but still enabling your bank to collect its servicing fees. It most cases the loan risk also passes to Freddie or Fannie.

What is the Freddie Mac scandal?

By selling mortgages to companies such as Freddie Mac, lenders have the ability to continue making more home loans. Freddie Mac supports the secondary mortgage market by helping keep money flowing through the mortgage system, regardless of whether economic times are good or bad.