Not Eligible Status Data Form

The form must be completed by a Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer² , an Authorized TPO³ , an Authorized Representative of the Homeowners Association (HOA)⁴ , or Cooperative Corporation:

1. Request Type – Eligibility Information, Information Request, General Information, or Appeal

• Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer and Authorized TPO:
  • Select “Eligibility Information” if you have any information that could impact, or that is inconsistent with, a project’s PAR findings and you are submitting information that supports your conclusion.
  • Select “Information Request” if you are requesting the reason Condo Project Advisor^®4 assigned a Not Eligible status to a project.
  • Select “Appeal” if the results of your project review indicate that a project should not be assigned a Not Eligible status and you are submitting information to appeal Condo Project Advisor’s assessment.
• Authorized Representative of a HOA:
  • Select “General Information” if you are seeking information as to whether your project has been assigned a Not Eligible status.
  • Select “Appeal” if you have been provided the reasons for your project’s Not Eligible status and you are submitting information to appeal Condo Project Advisor’s assessment.

2. Project Name:  Enter the project’s legal name, not its marketing name.

3. Project Address:  Enter the street address, city, state and zip code for the project. If the project has more than one street address, indicate this in the field. For example, you can enter “More than one street address” for the street address, then provide the city, state and zip code.

4. Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer Information – (Applicable only when Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer is selected)

• Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer Name: Enter your company name.
• Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer Number: Enter your Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer Number.

5. Authorized TPO Information – (Applicable only when Authorized TPO is selected)

• Authorized TPO Name: Enter your company name.
• Authorized TPO Number: Enter your TPO number.

6. If appealing a project’s Not Eligible status:

• Not Eligible Status Reason(s) –
  • Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer and Authorized TPO: Enter the reason(s) listed in the applicable Freddie Mac system’s feedback message(s) received or reason(s) you were provided.
  • Authorized Representative of the HOA:Enter the reason(s) you were provided related to your project’s Not Eligible status.
• Explain how the project meets Freddie Mac’s requirements for the reason(s) listed above.

7. Comments (enter any additional information you may want to provide)

Please read the Terms and Conditions before completing this form.

Before any information can be processed, Freddie Mac may request the following:

• If the person completing the form is an Authorized Representative of the HOA, documentation that details the names of all Authorized Representatives (all board of directors and the project’s property manager) of the HOA.
• If an appeal of a Not Eligible status, documentation supporting evidence of compliance with the applicable project review and/or general eligibility requirement(s).

• ¹ A “Not Eligible” status is assigned to a project when the project does not meet certain Freddie Mac project review and/or general eligibility requirements. All project review requirements are listed in Guide Section 5701.2(a). All general eligibility requirements are listed in Guide Section 5701.2(b).
• ² A Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer is an institution approved to: Sell Mortgages to Freddie Mac, and/or Service Mortgages purchased by Freddie Mac. It is not the seller of the property.
• ³ An Authorized TPO or Authorized Third-Party Originator is either a Correspondent or a Mortgage Broker, in each case, that has been assigned a TPO Number by Freddie Mac. As used herein, (i) a Correspondent is an entity that originates, funds and sells loans to an approved Freddie Mac Seller/Servicer, and (ii) a Mortgage Broker is a person or entity that specializes in loan originations and performs some or most of the loan processing functions, such as taking loan applications, or ordering credit reports and title reports.
• ⁴ Freddie Mac defines a Homeowners Association (HOA) as an association comprised of unit owners that maintains the common elements for the benefit of the unit owners. In a Condominium Project, the association has no ownership interest in the common elements.
• ⁵ Condo Project Advisor.

Please read the Terms and Conditions before completing this form.