Why do lenders perform pre‑funding quality control reviews?
Pre‑funding quality control reviews help lenders identify issues before the loan closes. These reviews verify documentation accuracy, underwriting decisions, and borrower eligibility. Freddie Mac requires lenders to perform pre‑funding QC to reduce defects and ensure loans meet all requirements before delivery.
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