Loan impact
From the bulletin text · verifiedApplies to: Freddie Mac servicers; Guide chapters were refactored with no change in requirements.
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- Freddie Mac Servicers
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What changed
From the bulletin text| Requirement | Previously | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Guide chapter refactoring and updated cross-referencesClarified | Not stated | Chapters reformatted for readability; no requirements changed |
What to do
AWACS interpretation · not source languageWhat to review: Servicers may look at the refactored servicing chapters and the updated cross-references to see how the new layout maps to their existing procedures, keeping in mind that the bulletin says no requirements changed.
QC implications
- No new requirement is stated, so QC has no new test to add because of this bulletin.
- If QC checklists or procedures cite the refactored servicing chapters, QC may check that those references match the updated cross-references.
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Source
- Guide Bulletin 2025-B (official) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
- Archived copy, SHA-256 e630f876ab76…
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