Fannie Mae Programs
Fannie Mae loan limits by state for 2009
New loan limits for 2009.
Making Home Affordable
Making Home Affordable is part of President
Obama's comprehensive strategy to get the housing
market back on track.
Home Affordable Modifications
Making Home Affordable offers help to borrowers
who are struggling to keep their loans current or
who are already behind on their mortgage
payments.
Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan
The President’s strategy for economic recovery
Biweekly Mortgage
A mortgage with affordable payments and faster
reduction of principal.
My Community Mortgage
My Community Mortgage TM is a flexible mortgage
product for low- and moderate-income borrowers.
Community SolutionsTM
For teachers, police, firefighters, and healthcare
workers.
Community HomeChoiceTM
For borrowers with a disability or a family member
with a disability.
15-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
20-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
40-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
About Affordable Housing and
Community Development
Fannie Mae tackles some of the toughest housing
problems in America. By creating customized
financing solutions with our partners, we work to
expand the dream of homeownership and
affordable rental housing across the country.
Our efforts target underserved communities and
households who traditionally have difficulty
accessing the mortgage industry, including:
Low- and moderate-income buyers
Minorities
Urban and rural residents
People with special housing needs, including the
homeless
Multifamily Housing
Fannie Mae’s multifamily financing solutions include:
Debt financing through lender partners
Investments in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
(LIHTC) through syndication partners
These investments help create safe, decent rental
housing by providing a steady source of funding for
property owners and developers to finance, build,
rehabilitate, and renovate multifamily housing
throughout the country.
Our Partners
Our partners are the vital link to ensure the success
of every new mortgage product or financing
strategy. Among our partners are:
Banking and lending institutions
Housing advocacy groups
Community and nonprofit organizations
Federal, state, and local governments
Developers and homebuilders
Employers
Syndicators
Fannie Mae loan limits by state for 2009
New loan limits for 2009.
Making Home Affordable
Making Home Affordable is part of President
Obama's comprehensive strategy to get the housing
market back on track.
Home Affordable Modifications
Making Home Affordable offers help to borrowers
who are struggling to keep their loans current or
who are already behind on their mortgage
payments.
Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan
The President’s strategy for economic recovery
Biweekly Mortgage
A mortgage with affordable payments and faster
reduction of principal.
My Community Mortgage
My Community Mortgage TM is a flexible mortgage
product for low- and moderate-income borrowers.
Community SolutionsTM
For teachers, police, firefighters, and healthcare
workers.
Community HomeChoiceTM
For borrowers with a disability or a family member
with a disability.
15-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
20-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
30-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
40-Year Fixed-Rate Mortgage
About Affordable Housing and
Community Development
Fannie Mae tackles some of the toughest housing
problems in America. By creating customized
financing solutions with our partners, we work to
expand the dream of homeownership and
affordable rental housing across the country.
Our efforts target underserved communities and
households who traditionally have difficulty
accessing the mortgage industry, including:
Low- and moderate-income buyers
Minorities
Urban and rural residents
People with special housing needs, including the
homeless
Multifamily Housing
Fannie Mae’s multifamily financing solutions include:
Debt financing through lender partners
Investments in Low-Income Housing Tax Credits
(LIHTC) through syndication partners
These investments help create safe, decent rental
housing by providing a steady source of funding for
property owners and developers to finance, build,
rehabilitate, and renovate multifamily housing
throughout the country.
Our Partners
Our partners are the vital link to ensure the success
of every new mortgage product or financing
strategy. Among our partners are:
Banking and lending institutions
Housing advocacy groups
Community and nonprofit organizations
Federal, state, and local governments
Developers and homebuilders
Employers
Syndicators
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NEW Corporate Structure
Fannie Mae announced that the company is
realigning its organizational structure, effective
immediately, as the company continues to serve the
housing finance system and help to stabilize the
market.
Who's To Blame
Fannie Mae's three lines of business -- Single-Family
Mortgage Guaranty, Capital Markets, and Housing
and Community Development -- and their leadership
-- will report directly to the President and Chief
Executive Officer, Herbert M. Allison, Jr. Technology
and Operations will report to Chief Operating Officer
Michael Williams. The structure and function of
Government and Industry Relations is under review.
Allison also said that he would continue to review
Fannie Mae's organizational structure to make
needed changes. "Fannie Mae is building a new
organizational structure as we take the company in
a new direction to serve a dramatically changing
market," Allison said. "The company's organization
will be flatter, with clear lines of authority and
strong checks and balances, and a closer link
between our businesses and top management.
Above all, we will embrace and make needed
changes so we can better help to stabilize and serve
the market ahead."
Fannie Mae announced that the company is
realigning its organizational structure, effective
immediately, as the company continues to serve the
housing finance system and help to stabilize the
market.
Who's To Blame
Fannie Mae's three lines of business -- Single-Family
Mortgage Guaranty, Capital Markets, and Housing
and Community Development -- and their leadership
-- will report directly to the President and Chief
Executive Officer, Herbert M. Allison, Jr. Technology
and Operations will report to Chief Operating Officer
Michael Williams. The structure and function of
Government and Industry Relations is under review.
Allison also said that he would continue to review
Fannie Mae's organizational structure to make
needed changes. "Fannie Mae is building a new
organizational structure as we take the company in
a new direction to serve a dramatically changing
market," Allison said. "The company's organization
will be flatter, with clear lines of authority and
strong checks and balances, and a closer link
between our businesses and top management.
Above all, we will embrace and make needed
changes so we can better help to stabilize and serve
the market ahead."
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