Fannie Mae self-service lookup
Use Fannie Mae’s official secure lookup page to check the mortgage ownership record.
Knowing whether Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac owns your mortgage may help you identify agency-specific homeowner assistance, disaster recovery, forbearance, modification, refinance, counseling, and educational resources. Your mortgage servicer remains your primary contact for payment assistance.
The official Fannie Mae Loan Lookup Tool allows a homeowner or authorized person to check whether Fannie Mae owns the mortgage. Accurate data entry matters because small mistakes may produce a no-match or incorrect result.
Use Fannie Mae’s official secure lookup page to check the mortgage ownership record.
A Fannie Mae ownership match may provide access to agency-specific education and assistance resources, but the mortgage servicer determines what options are available after reviewing the complete account and hardship.
A forbearance plan may temporarily reduce or pause required mortgage payments for an eligible hardship. Payments are not automatically forgiven.
A loan modification may change one or more mortgage terms to create a more manageable payment when applicable requirements are met.
Eligible homeowners may have access to personalized housing counseling or disaster-response resources.
Freddie Mac’s secure self-service tool checks whether Freddie Mac owns the mortgage. Address formatting is especially important because abbreviations, typos, or placing a street type in the wrong field can lead to inaccurate results.
Use Freddie Mac’s official My Home lookup page and follow the form instructions exactly.
The appropriate financing path depends on the property, occupancy, timeline, income documentation, credit profile, available equity, loan purpose, and long-term plan. The table below is educational and does not replace a complete loan review.
| Loan Option | Often Considered For | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Hard Money / Private Money | Residential investment, agricultural, energy, logistics, bridge, challenged-credit, land, commercial, cash-out, or time-sensitive scenarios. | Hard Money Loans |
| DSCR Investor Loan | Eligible stabilized rental properties evaluated primarily through property cash flow and investor requirements. | DSCR Investor Loans |
| Bank Statement Loan | Eligible self-employed borrowers using qualifying personal or business bank deposits instead of traditional tax-return income calculations. | Bank Statement Loans |
| HELOC | Eligible homeowners seeking revolving access to available home equity for qualified purposes. | HELOC Options |
| Conventional or Jumbo | Long-term purchase or refinance financing when borrower, property, occupancy, documentation, and loan amount meet applicable guidelines. | Conventional · Jumbo |
| FHA, VA, or USDA | Eligible owner-occupied homebuyers comparing government-backed purchase or refinance options. | FHA · VA · USDA |
These answers are general education and do not determine mortgage ownership, relief eligibility, or loan approval.