Fannie Mae Servicing Guide A1-1-01 — Application and Approval of Seller/Servicer

fnma-svc-a1-1-01

Fannie Mae Servicing Guide A1-1-01 — Application and Approval of Seller/Servicer.

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Fannie Mae Servicing Guide A1-1-01 — Application and Approval of Seller/Servicer

Effective 2019-11-13 · publisher's stamp for this provision

A1-1-01, Application and Approval of Seller/Servicer (11/13/2019) Introduction Sellers/servicers must be approved to do business with Fannie Mae. Fannie Mae determines a seller/servicer’s qualifications by reviewing the seller/servicer’s financial condition, organization, staffing, selling and servicing experience, and other relevant factors. General Information General Information See Fannie Mae's website for more information on the application process for approval to do business with Fannie Mae, including: required documentation, minimum business requirements, application review fee, and any special approvals needed to sell or servicer mortgages with unique requirements.

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