Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 5706.2 — Property eligibility for Mortgages secured by Manufactured Homes on leasehold estates
Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide section 5706.2 — Property eligibility for Mortgages secured by Manufactured Homes on leasehold estates. Full verbatim section text, substring-verified against snapshot 5869ee9e606cd4ae.
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Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 5706.2 — Property eligibility for Mortgages secured by Manufactured Homes on leasehold estates
To be eligible for purchase by Freddie Mac, a Manufactured Home on a leasehold estate must be: ■ A one-unit dwelling comprised of multiple sections (a “multiwide Manufactured Home”) ■ Located on a leasehold estate meeting the requirements of Chapter 5704; and ■ Located in a ground lease community ❑ For ground lease communities that are Condominium Projects, the Seller must comply with the Condominium Project requirements and warranties in Chapter 5701 ❑ For ground lease communities that are Planned Unit Developments (PUDs), the Seller must comply with the PUD requirements and warranties in Chapter 5702 A Manufactured Home on a leasehold estate must not include an ADU. Note: See Chapter 4504 for requirements for HeritageOne® Mortgages, including the special requirements for HeritageOne Mortgages that are leasehold Mortgages secured by Manufactured Homes in Section 4504.8.
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