FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1 — Requests for the Release of Property and/or Charge-Off of a Mortgage Loan

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Servicing Guide Chapter D1-1 governs borrower requests for release/partial release of property securing a Fannie Mae mortgage loan.

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    Servicing Guide Chapter D1-1 governs borrower requests for release/partial release of property securing a Fannie Mae mortgage loan.
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    section: FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 — Evaluating a Request for the Release, or Partial Release, of Property Securing a Mortgage Loan
    description: |
      To request a review for a release, or partial release, of property
      securing a Fannie Mae mortgage loan, the borrower must submit an
      Application for Release of Security (Form 236) to [LENDER]. An
      application is considered complete when all required documentation and
      information, as outlined within the Servicing Guide and Form 236, has
      been obtained. When [LENDER] receives a complete application, [LENDER]
      must counsel the borrower to consider the costs and benefits of any
      action covered by this policy prior to evaluating the request and must
      then evaluate each request in accordance with the Guide.
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    audit_question: For every borrower request to release or partially release property securing a Fannie Mae mortgage loan, can [LENDER] evidence receipt of a complete Form 236, pre-evaluation borrower counseling on costs/benefits, and Guide-conforming evaluation?
    program_review: Does the program ensure a release/partial-release request runs on a complete Form 236, with pre-evaluation borrower counseling on costs/benefits and a Guide-conforming evaluation?
    file_review: For release-of-security requests, confirm a complete Form 236, documented cost/benefit counseling, and Guide-conforming evaluation.
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      paragraph_quote: To request a review for a release, or partial release, of property securing a mortgage loan, the borrower must submit an Application for Release of Security (Form 236) to the servicer.
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        Copied verbatim from FNMA Servicing Guide snapshot cf63a82bbb4adfba (chapter D1-1) at 2026-05-22.
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    section: FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 — Evaluating a Request for the Release, or Partial Release, of Property Securing a Mortgage Loan
    description: |
      With the exception of eminent domain actions that fall within the
      policies in the Servicing Guide, all requests related to Texas Section
      50(a)(6) loans must be escalated to Fannie Mae for review and
      decisioning; [LENDER] must submit the complete application and all
      required documentation to Fannie Mae's SF CPM division.
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    audit_question: For every borrower release-of-security request on a Texas Section 50(a)(6) Fannie Mae mortgage loan (other than an eminent domain action covered by the Guide), can [LENDER] evidence escalation to Fannie Mae's SF CPM division for non-delegated review?
    program_review: Does the program account for the Texas 50(a)(6) carve-out — escalating all such release requests (other than Guide-covered eminent domain) to FNMA's SF CPM division as non-delegated, with the complete application submitted?
    file_review: For Texas 50(a)(6) release requests (non-eminent-domain), confirm escalation to FNMA SF CPM with the complete application.
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      paragraph_quote: that extenuating circumstances exist, the servicer must submit the request to Fannie Mae for a non-delegated review.
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        Copied verbatim from FNMA Servicing Guide snapshot cf63a82bbb4adfba (chapter D1-1) at 2026-05-22.
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FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 — Evaluating a Request for the Release, or Partial Release, of Property Securing a Mortgage Loan

To request a review for a release, or partial release, of property securing a mortgage loan, the borrower must submit an Application for Release of Security (Form 236) to the servicer.

Source: FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 · source URL · snapshot cf63a82bbb4adfba

FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 — Evaluating a Request for the Release, or Partial Release, of Property Securing a Mortgage Loan

that extenuating circumstances exist, the servicer must submit the request to Fannie Mae for a non-delegated review.

Source: FNMA Servicing Guide D1-1-01 · source URL · snapshot cf63a82bbb4adfba

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