5 500 - Freddie Mac 2025

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The document is a Supplemental Statement to the Pricing Supplement dated October 3, 2001, regarding Freddie Mac's issuance of $5,000,003,000 in 5.50% Reference Notes due July 15, 2006. It outlines the results of an auction held on October 10, 2001, establishing the price and terms for these notes, which are part of a larger series issued previously. Key details include CUSIP numbers, issue date, total amount awarded, purchase price, yield rates, and bidding information. The notes are obligations solely of Freddie Mac and are not guaranteed by the U.S. government.

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Begin by entering the CUSIP number in the designated field. This unique identifier is crucial for tracking the Notes.
Next, fill in the ISIN and Common Code fields. These identifiers help ensure accurate processing of your document.
Input the Issue Date as October 15, 2001, and specify the Total Amount of Notes Awarded as $5,000,003,000.
Complete the Purchase Price to Auction Participants field with 104.989586%, followed by entering the Highest Yield At Which Bids were Accepted (Stop Rate) as 4.325%.
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How hard is it to get a Freddie Mac loan?

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a rigorous underwriting process that borrowers must go through in order to qualify for a loan. This process can take several weeks, and during this time, the lender will review your financial situation and the property youre buying in order to make sure it meets their guidelines.

What credit score do you need for a Freddie Mac loan?

Credit score. Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac require a minimum credit score of 620 for fixed-rate mortgages. However, you may need a higher credit score for certain loan programs or to obtain better interest rates.

What is the minimum credit score for Fannie Mae?

All credit reports must be dated within 120 days before, as applicable, the Note Date, or for Construction Conversion and Renovation Mortgages, the Effective Date of Permanent Financing, the modification date for Seller-Owned Modified Mortgages, the Conversion Date for Seller-Owned Converted Mortgages or the date of

What are the current Freddie Mac rates?

Change Average RatesCurrent1 week 30 Yr. Fixed 6.67% +0.02% 15 Yr. Fixed 5.83% +0.03%

What is a C5 rating on Freddie Mac?

Unless otherwise noted as below, a Mortgaged Premises with an overall condition rating of C5 or C6 is not acceptable collateral to secure a Mortgage sold to Freddie Mac unless all issues that caused the property to be rated with a C5 or C6 condition rating are cured prior to delivery of the Mortgage.

Can you get a first time home buyer loan with a 580 credit score?

To qualify for an FHA loan with a 3.5% down payment, youll need a minimum credit score of 580. The HomeReady program, which allows you to put 3% down, requires a credit score of at least 620. Employment: Certain benefits are reserved for homebuyers who work in specific industries.

What is considered a large deposit for Freddie Mac?

A large deposit is any single deposit exceeding 50% of the sum of: The total monthly qualifying income for the Mortgage and. The amount derived from the asset calculation for establishing the debt payment-to-income ratio in ance with the requirements of Section 5307.1, if applicable.

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