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The Mortgage Collaborative Partners With Fannie Mae to Support Smaller LOs

May 21, 2015

The Mortgage Collaborative (TMC) and Fannie Mae have agreed upon enhancements to the benefits offered to TMC members that were announced earlier in the year through a strategic partnership agreement. The enhanced offerings will involve an extensive training program, reduced licensing and loan submission fees on Fannie Mae’s state of the art automated underwriting technology, Desktop Underwriter, and a dedicated team to help TMC deliver value to their members by improving operations and reducing origination costs. Additionally, there will be efforts to expand affordable lending program for members of the Collaborative and developing new relationships with state Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs).

“Fannie Mae has played a pivotal role in the mortgage industry recovery, thus our objective is to broaden its impact by enabling lenders regardless of size access to these key Fannie Mae benefits,” John Robbins, co-founder of TMC, said. “The partnership between Fannie Mae and the Collaborative provides our members direct secondary market access, leveling the playing field for proven performers.”

“Fannie Mae is happy to support The Mortgage Collaborative’s efforts to serve small and mid-size mortgage lenders and community-based lending institutions,” Jennifer Whip, Fannie Mae’s vice president of customer engagement, said. “We support fair and equitable access for lenders selling into the secondary market, and our strategic partnership with The Mortgage Collaborative enables the two organizations to work closely together to serve member needs.”

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