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Freddie Mac Unveils New Loan Quality Advisor Tool

May 01, 2013

Freddie Mac announced the launch of Loan Quality Advisor, a new online loan tool that gives lenders an automated way to identify credit, data and purchase eligibility issues before they deliver loans to Freddie Mac. By helping lenders spot and fix potential problems earlier in the loan manufacturing process, Loan Quality Advisor can make Freddie Mac's purchase requirements more transparent and give lenders greater certainty in the loans they sell to Freddie Mac. Loan Quality Advisor also gives lenders Freddie Mac's view of credit risk on mortgages that were not originated on Loan Prospector, Freddie Mac's automated underwriting service. Loan Quality Advisor marks the launch of Freddie Mac's new Greater Purchase Certainty initiative to help lenders improve loan quality while making business with Freddie Mac more efficient and transparent for all Freddie Mac customers. "Loan Quality Advisor gives lenders fast, transparent feedback they can use to aid their loan manufacturing processes and take fuller advantage of Freddie Mac's new representation and warranties framework,” said Mike Dawson, vice president of Customer Business Services, Freddie Mac. By using Loan Quality Advisor, our customers can enjoy Greater Purchase Certainty when they do business with Freddie Mac. Giving lenders greater certainty and comprehensive support is at the center of Freddie Mac's customer mission."
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