Why do lenders verify occupancy type?
Occupancy type determines whether the borrower will live in the property, use it as a second home, or rent it out. Freddie Mac requires lenders to verify occupancy because it affects risk, eligibility, and loan pricing. Accurate occupancy information ensures the loan meets Freddie Mac’s standards.
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