Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae issued Bulletin 2026-B (Bulletin) and Lender Letter LL 2026-02 (respectively) issuing temporary guidance related to the partial federal government shutdown.
Massachusetts passed a bill requiring lenders and servicers to make a good faith effort to avoid foreclosure due to a federal government shutdown with respect
Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and FHA issued Bulletin 2025-E (Bulletin), Lender Letter LL 2025-03, and FHA Info #2025-49 (respectively) issuing temporary guidance related to the
Fannie Mae issued Lender Letter LL-2019-1 (Lender Letter), providing guidance related to the federal government shutdown. The Lender Letter clarifies Fannie Mae’s expectations and requirements
Fannie Mae issued Lender Letter LL-2019-2 (Lender Letter), establishing a 2 month minimum reserve requirement for borrowers impacted by the federal government shutdown (Shutdown). Per
Freddie Mac issued Bulletin 2019-3 (Bulletin), establishing a 2 month minimum reserve requirement for borrowers impacted by the federal government shutdown (Shutdown). Per the Bulletin,
Freddie Mac issued Bulletin 2019-2 (Bulletin), providing guidance related to the federal government shutdown. Per the Bulletin, borrowers impacted by the federal government shutdown meet
Fannie Mae issued Lender Letter LL-2018-06, providing guidance related to the federal government shutdown. The Lender Letter sets forth temporary guidance with respect to selling
Freddie Mac issued Bulletin 2019-1 (Bulletin), providing guidance related to the federal government shutdown. The Bulletin sets forth temporary guidance on selling and servicing policies
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