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  • True Lies: Allies in the Fraud Fight

    Our QC and SFFR teams work together closely to identify fraud and reduce the risk it poses. Here, we look at one real-world example.

  • New Loan Closing Advisor APR and APOR Warning Feedback Messages

    We’ve expanded on our October 5, 2021 Loan Closing Advisor® release by adding two new warning feedback messages to help you prepare for changes to requirements for APR and APOR data points on October 28, 2021.

  • Revised Loan Closing Advisor APR, APOR and Regulation Z Total Loan Amount Feedback Messages

    We’re revising certain existing Loan Closing Advisor® feedback messages to help you prepare for changes to requirements for APR, APOR and Regulation Z datapoints.

  • New Loan Quality Advisor URLs Now Available

    To strengthen the security of our tools and technology and safeguard your information, Freddie Mac will be updating the URLs to access Loan Quality Advisor® through system-to-system (S2S) integration. Access to Loan Quality Advisor through the current URLs will no longer be available after August 31, 2021.

  • Guide Bulletin 2021-19: Updates Related to the PSPA and the Revised QM Rule

    This Bulletin updates our requirements in response to the PSPA and the Revised General QM Rule and specifies which mortgages Freddie Mac will continue to purchase and under what conditions those mortgages may be purchased.

  • True Lies: A Child Support Ruse

    In two recent cases, we found fraud in an unsuspected place – child support documentation used as borrower income.

  • True Lies: When Employers Twist the Truth

    Two borrowers. One employer. Different paystubs. And that was just one example of income misrepresentation across several cases we investigated.

  • True Lies: Forged CPA Letters in 10 Loans

    When one of our Seller/Servicers observed suspicious behavior coming from a mortgage brokerage, they followed Freddie Mac’s requirements for suspected fraud and reported their concerns to our Single-Family Fraud Risk (SFFR) team.

  • ULDD Updates to Support SOFR ARM Index Transition

    This announcement highlights ULDD SOFR related specification updates and implementation considerations.

  • Fraud Watch: Recognize Phone Spoofing

    Imposters posing as Freddie Mac representatives are offering consumers a low interest rate loan and other false promises.

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