What is compliance in the mortgage process?
Compliance refers to following all federal, state, and Freddie Mac rules that govern mortgage origination, servicing, and borrower communication. Lenders and servicers must maintain accurate records, follow consumer protection laws, and meet Freddie Mac’s standards to ensure loans are managed responsibly and consistently.
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