Measuring the Effect of Homeownership Counseling - Freddie Mac 2025

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also can help stabilize mortgage markets and protect housing during extraordinary periods when stress or turmoil in the broader financial system threaten the economy. The Enterprises support for mortgage lending that finances affordable housing reduces the cost of such borrowing.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are pivotal in the secondary mortgage market, buying and securitizing mortgages. They ensure a steady flow of mortgage credit, influencing interest rates and availability. Their government sponsorship includes an implicit guarantee and regulatory oversight by bodies like FHFA and HUD.
The primary business of Freddie Mac is to purchase loans from lenders to replenish their supply of funds so they can make more mortgage loans to other bor- rowers. Freddie Mac then issues securities backed by pools of these mortgages that it sells to the capital markets.
One of the most notable differences between Freddie Mac loans and FHA loans is the upfront funding fees and mortgage insurance policies. Both the Home Possible and HomeOne Programs do not require an upfront funding fee or mortgage insurance.