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What project types are eligible for a Full Review?

Overview

The Full Review process is a method for the review of new and established condo projects, co-op projects, and certain manufactured home projects. Lenders performing a Full Review must ensure that the project meets all applicable eligibility requirements

Unit and Project Types Eligible for a Full Review

A Full Review may be performed when the unit securing the loan is an attached unit located in one of the following project types:

  • an established condo project, or
  • a new or newly converted condo project.

A Full Review may also be performed when the property securing the loan is manufactured home in an established condo project that is not subject to a community land trust, deed restriction leasehold estate, or shared equity arrangement.

These projects may also be reviewed by Fannie Mae through the PERS process (see B4-2.2-06, Project Eligibility Review Service (PERS)).

Full Review requirements for units in co-op projects are addressed in B4-2.3-02, Co-op Project Eligibility.

 

For additional information, see B4-2.2-02, Full Review Process.

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