Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 8103.1 — Servicer fiscal responsibilities
Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide Section 8103.1 — Servicer fiscal responsibilities.
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Freddie Mac Single-Family Seller/Servicer Guide 8103.1 — Servicer fiscal responsibilities
This section contains requirements related to: ■ Balance sheet and financial statements ■ Mortgage Servicing Rights (a) Balance sheet and financial statements The Servicer must prepare its balance sheet and other financial statements that clearly reflect the sale of Mortgages to Freddie Mac as a sale of assets. This is required in addition to the file identification and marking of accounting records required elsewhere in this Guide. (b) Mortgage Servicing Rights Each Servicer acknowledges and agrees that any reference to a “mortgage servicing right” or “MSR” in its books and records or in any other third-party contract related to the Servicing of Freddie Mac-owned Mortgages and/or related to the compensation Freddie Mac pays or may pay in the future to such Servicer (i.e., in the form of a Servicing Spread) is in fact a shorthand reference for the term “Servicing Contract Right”. Although some participants in the mortgage industry refer to MSRs and mortgage servicing rights, initially used as accounting terms, instead of the more appropriate and complete term “Servicing Contract Rights”, for precision, Freddie Mac generally, and the provisions of our Purchase Documents, will continue to use the term “Servicing Contract Rights”. Notwithstanding any extra-contractual meanings associated with the terms “MSR” and “mortgage servicing rights”, the terms “MSR” and “Mortgage Servicing Rights” (and any references to ownership thereof by any Servicer): (i) are for convenience purposes only as a result of industry and accounting convention (e.g., pursuant to generally accepted accounting principles), and (ii) in fact refer to Servicing Contract Rights (1) that are conditional in nature (e.g., may be terminated in whole or in part by Freddie Mac in its unfettered discretion) and (2) are not owned by the Servicer, but rather with respect to which a Servicer may have rights sufficient to satisfy UCC § 9-203(b)(2).
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