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Get Started with eMortgages

The use of eMortgages (a mortgage with an electronic promissory note) and other electronic closing documents is steadily becoming a market practice. Such mortgages help simplify and facilitate the closing process for your borrowers and your business.

To help determine your operational readiness to sell and/or service eMortgages to Freddie Mac you’ll need to:

  • Determine that you have and will maintain adequate resources, technology, polices and procedures to conduct eMortgage business.
  • Discuss with your business partners (title/settlement agents, warehouse lenders and vendors) their readiness to support electronically closed documents.

Complete eligibility requirements to originate, deliver and service eMortgages are found in the Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide Chapter 1402.

Lender Benefits

  • Potential for increased liquidity due to shorter timeframes from origination to sale of the loan in the secondary market.
  • The risk of losing the original paper Note is eliminated and so is the need for affidavits when Notes are lost. This reduces the associated delays in loss mitigation activities.
  • Potential for reduced cost for warehouse lines.
  • Potential for reduced cost of storage with a Custodian.
  • Improved data quality with an automated certification process for eNotes. Data can be pulled directly from source documents, reducing the need for "stare and compare" and the potential for human error.

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