Fannie Mae Selling Guide B7-2-01 — Provision of Title Insurance

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Fannie Mae Selling Guide B7-2-01 — Provision of Title Insurance.

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Fannie Mae Selling Guide B7-2-01 — Provision of Title Insurance

Effective 2022-04-06 · publisher's stamp for this provision

B7-2-01, Provision of Title Insurance (04/06/2022) Introduction This topic contains information on provision of title insurance. Provision of Title Insurance Provision of Title Insurance Each mortgage loan purchased by Fannie Mae must have a title insurance policy in place or an attorney title opinion letter that meets Fannie Mae’s requirements. By selling a mortgage loan to Fannie Mae, the lender must ensure the loan is either covered by a title policy issued by an acceptable insurer, including any required endorsements, or a title opinion letter issued by an attorney.

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