Fannie Mae is introducing the Deed-for-Lease Program (D4L), a program designed to minimize family displacement, deterioration of neighborhoods caused by vandalism and theft to vacant homes, and the effect these have on families, communities and home price stabilization. D4L allows qualifying borrowers of properties transferred through deed-in-lieu of foreclosure (DIL) to remain in their home and community by executing a lease of up to 12 months in conjunction with a DIL. Investment properties that are tenant-occupied may also be considered as long as the borrower is cooperative in providing information from the tenant to facilitate the D4L.

 Richard Lecinski

520-834-4663

Long Realty Company

htt://rlecinski.longrealty.com

 

2 Comments on Fannie Mae is introducing the Deed-for-Lease Program

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The tricky part is qualifying borrowers, most of these people are choosing a DIL as they don't qualify for a modified loan on the home.

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So true, many people that have done a loan modification are still having problems and most do not even qualify for that.

4:37pm • #2

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Richard Lecinski

Oro Valley, AZ

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