What happens if a servicer violates Freddie Mac rules?
Servicers who fail to meet Freddie Mac’s standards may face corrective action plans, performance monitoring, or termination of servicing rights. Freddie Mac ensures servicers maintain high levels of accuracy, communication, and borrower support.
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