Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 6202.1 — Freddie Mac Swap disclosure and pooling requirements
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Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 6202.1 — Freddie Mac Swap disclosure and pooling requirements
This section contains requirements related to: ■ Fixed-rate Guarantor program (UMBS®) ■ MultiLender Swap program ■ WAC ARM Guarantor program ■ Other provisions related to Guarantor and MultiLender Swap programs This chapter sets forth the pooling and disclosure requirements to ensure that eligible Mortgages delivered to Freddie Mac under the Guarantor and MultiLender Swap programs are pooled in a manner that promotes homogeneity and disclosure transparency. (a) Fixed-rate Guarantor program (UMBS) Each UMBS or MBS Pool issued under the fixed-rate Guarantor program must consist of Mortgages acquired from a single Seller in exchange for a UMBS or MBS representing an undivided interest in the same Mortgages. UMBS or MBS bear interest at the applicable Coupon and have an original principal balance rounded down to the nearest dollar. In addition to selling Mortgages in exchange for UMBS or MBS with Coupons that are evenly divisible by 0.5%, a Seller may sell 15- and 30-year fixed-rate Mortgages in exchange for MBS with Coupons not divisible by 0.5%, provided that before selling such Mortgages to Freddie Mac, the Seller must obtain Freddie Mac’s written approval by contacting its Freddie Mac representative or Customer Service at 800-FREDDIE. (b) MultiLender Swap program Each UMBS or MBS Pool issued under the MultiLender Swap program must consist of fixed-rate Mortgages that Freddie Mac has acquired from one or more Sellers in exchange for a UMBS or MBS representing an undivided interest in the same Mortgages. UMBS or MBS bear interest at the applicable Coupon and have an original principal balance rounded down to the nearest dollar. (c) WAC ARM Guarantor program Each WAC ARM PC Pool issued under the WAC ARM Guarantor program consists of ARMs acquired from a single Seller in exchange for a WAC ARM PC that represents an undivided interest in the same Mortgages. (d) Other provisions related to Guarantor and MultiLender Swap programs Refer to the following Guide provisions for additional information related to the Guarantor and MultiLender Swap programs: Other Guide provisions related to Guarantor and MultiLender Swap program Topic Guide location Specific eligibility requirements for ARMs Terms under which the seller may sell eligible Mortgages to Freddie Mac in exchange for UMBS, MBS or ARM PCs Servicing Spread requirements Section 6201.4(b) Specific delivery requirements Specific ARM delivery requirements Section 6302.7
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