Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 9201.4 — Servicer’s loss mitigation operations
Freddie Mac Guide §9201.4 (Servicer’s loss mitigation operations). Gap-fill (verbatim, ID-diff).
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Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 9201.4 — Servicer’s loss mitigation operations
Loss mitigation activities must be an integral part of the Servicer’s Servicing operations. Freddie Mac expects the Servicer’s collection and loss mitigation staff to coordinate their efforts. The Servicer must ensure that it has: 1. A documented process for loss mitigation activities and approving foreclosures 2. Skilled staff devoted to loss mitigation activities 3. Trained collections and loss mitigation staff who: ■ Have the ability to gain a Borrower’s confidence and help the Borrower explore alternatives to foreclosure ■ Provide counseling to a Borrower early in the Delinquency to explain potential options and the consequences of foreclosure ■ Maintain a record of conversations with a Borrower in the Mortgage file or other form of data storage ■ Screen Borrower requests for assistance to identify eligible workout candidates
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