What is the role of a lender in the Freddie Mac process?
Lenders originate the loan, evaluate borrower eligibility, collect documentation, and ensure the loan meets Freddie Mac’s guidelines. After closing, lenders may sell the loan to Freddie Mac to free up capital for additional lending.
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