What happens if a lender violates Freddie Mac rules?
If a lender violates Freddie Mac requirements, Freddie Mac may require corrective actions, indemnification, or repurchase of the loan. Violations can include missing documents, inaccurate data, or improper underwriting. Lenders must resolve issues promptly to maintain eligibility.
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