Archived Fannie Mae HomePath Mortgage Article

Historical article: This page originally discussed Fannie Mae’s HomePath Mortgage and HomePath Renovation Mortgage, including old claims about appraisals and mortgage insurance. In its 2014 Selling Guide announcement, Fannie Mae said those two named financing offers would be discontinued. Do not rely on this article’s former loan features or savings claims for a purchase today.

What does HomePath mean now?

HomePath remains Fannie Mae’s site for Fannie Mae-owned homes offered for sale. A HomePath property listing is not a promise of a particular mortgage, appraisal waiver, or mortgage-insurance treatment. For a current overview, read our guide to buying a HomePath property. Availability of any assistance or financing depends on the property, program rules, lender review, and your circumstances.

Ask about a property you are considering

If you have a specific HomePath listing or financing question, contact NorthStar Funding with a brief description of your goal. The team can tell you whether it can assist and what current options may warrant a closer review. Do not send Social Security numbers, bank statements, tax returns, or other sensitive documents through the general contact form; request a secure way to share them if needed.