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As a cornerstone of U.S. home financing, Freddie Mac purchases a variety of fixed-rate mortgages. Our fixed-rate mortgage offerings leverage the power of a fixed interest rate for the life of the loan.
The Freddie Mac HFA Advantage mortgage is a conventional mortgage product available exclusively to housing finance agencies (HFAs) seeking strategic solutions to diversify their product offerings and portfolio mix while expanding homeownership responsibly.
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.
Debt-to-income ratio: Qualifying debt-to-income ratios are determined by Loan Product Advisor, Freddie Macs automated underwriting tool. This ratio can be as high as 45 percent for manually underwritten mortgages.
Such MBS are secured by a beneficial ownership interest in either a single mortgage loan or a pool of mortgage loans secured by residential properties and are guaranteed as to timely payment of principal and interest by Fannie Mae.
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No actual government guarantees The FHLMC and FHLMC securities are not funded or protected by the US Government. FHLMC securities carry no government guarantee of being repaid. This is explicitly stated in the law that authorizes GSEs, on the securities themselves, and in public communications issued by the FHLMC.
Fannie Mae can securitize the loans it buys and issue MBS. It also provides a guarantee for those securities. This guarantee is backed by its own financial health, not by government money. This guarantee reduces investor risk and increases an MBS marketability.
Freddie Macs Guarantee Freddie Mac uses the loans it buys to issue MBS that it guarantees for investors. Its guarantee is not backed by the government. The organization can stand behind its guarantees and fund its loan loss reserves due in part to the guarantee fees it charges banks.

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