Fannie Mae: Updated Forms 2009 and 2017; and More
Investor Update
July 25, 2018
It’s easier than ever to complete Forms 2009 and 2017
Based on lender feedback, Form 2009, Request for Release/Return of Documents, has been updated to include revisions to the drop-down choices in the Reasons for Requesting Documents section and include increased space in certain text boxes. Additionally, Form 2017, Master Custodial Agreement, is now a form-fillable PDF.
We’re ready if the NFIP experiences a short-term authorization lapse
We are preparing for the possibility that the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) may experience a short-term lapse if Congress does not reauthorize it by the approaching July 31 expiration date. Should it lapse, FEMA would not be able to issue new NFIP policies, increase coverage on existing policies, or issue renewal policies. If NFIP experiences a short-term lapse, we will provide our lending partners with options for the sale of loans secured against properties located in a Special Flood Hazard Area. If needed, we may issue a lender letter with more information on how we are ensuring continued availability of mortgage financing in those areas.
Join us at these upcoming events:
- Aug. 5-8 | Lenders One Summer Conference | Salt Lake City
- Aug. 19-21 | The Mortgage Collaborative Summer Conference | Chicago
- Sept. 8-11 | NAHREP National Convention | San Diego
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Recent Tweets
Fannie Mae announces new leadership structure: Company selects David Benson as President and promotes Celeste Brown to CFO.
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July 24
It’s no secret that the housing market is changing. At Fannie Mae, we’re focused on leveraging technology to enable a faster, easier process for originating and delivering loans.
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July 19