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The document is a form for the 2008 Fannie Mae DUS Lenders Resource Guide, requesting information from companies about their regional offices, types of properties financed, and loans provided. It includes contact details for inquiries and specifies a deadline for submission. The collected information will be published in specified magazines and on REBusinessOnline.com.

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What does dus stand for in lending?

DUS is shorthand for delegated underwriting and servicing. Fannie Mae might manage the overall program, but all aspects of underwriting, originating and servicing loans are taken care of by the banks that provide these loans.

What is an acceptable source of funds for Fannie Mae?

Our Delegated Underwriting and Servicing (DUS) MBS is like no other security in the marketplace. Unlike a conduit execution, our loans are securitized on a single-asset basis, providing creative structuring flexibility.

What does Dus stand for Fannie Mae?

Another key player in the secondary mortgage market involves issuers of mortgage-backed securities. These issuers include Wall Street firms as well as Freddie Mac, and Fannie Mae, the latter two of which are the largest mortgage associations in the US.

Is du Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac?

Fannie Mae uses the automated underwriting system called Desktop Underwriter or DU, while Freddie Mac uses the AUS called Loan Prospector or LP. Both of these systems do similar functions. They are the systems that lenders submit a home buyers information to for automatic approval.

What happened to Fannie Mae in 2008?

In July 2008, Congress passed the Housing and Economic Recovery Act, establishing the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). Less than six weeks later, the FHFA placed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into conservatorship, effectively bringing them under government control.

What is dus?

Fannie Maes automated mortgage loan underwriting system Desktop Underwriter (DU) helps lenders efficiently complete credit risk assessments to establish a home loans eligibility for sale and delivery to Fannie Mae with easy-to-use, powerful tools.

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