Applications & Technology

Asset Management Network

An effective way to report Loss Mitigation required by the Fannie Mae Servicing Policy

Designed for mortgage servicers and vendors, Fannie Mae’s Asset Management Network  (AMN) application features tools for submission of Fannie Mae loss mitigation workout cases via the Internet. AMN also enables servicers and vendors to report delinquencies each month, as well as submit REO Notifications per Servicing Policy.

Asset Management Network Availability

Every day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ET. Loan modifications that close between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET will bridge to Investor Reporting the following night. Files are processed Monday through Saturday. No processing occurs Sunday. Due to SIR Loanfinder maintenance, HSSN Case creation will be unavailable from 8 p.m. to midnight ET on the second business day of each month.

 All Technology Application Availability

REOgram notification is transitioning to Property 360™ and after September 2021, REOgram notifications will no longer be processed through Asset Management Network. Read the release notes.

 

HSSN Retirement Preparedness

In Servicing Notice, Advance Notice of Retirement of HomeSaver Solutions Network Workout Functionality (Oct. 30, 2019), we informed servicers that we will retire and transition the mortgage loan workout reporting and related functionality in the HomeSaver Solutions Network (HSSN) to Servicing Management Default Underwriter™ (SMDU), SMDU UI and SMDU Case Management for all workout reporting processes. In response to servicer feedback and as a result of the impact of COVID-19, we are postponing the Dec. 31, 2020 retirement date previously communicated in that Notice. We will communicate a new retirement date at a future date.

Features
  • Enables mortgage servicers to submit Fannie Mae loss mitigation workout cases online
  • Allows monthly reporting submissions via Delinquency Reporting
  • Enables loan servicers and REO vendors to submit and report REOGrams® through REO Notifications. 
Related Applications

Have questions?

Get answers to your policy and guide questions, straight from the source.

Get Started