Condo, Co-Op, and PUD Eligibility
Fannie Mae is committed to helping lenders lend with confidence. Our ongoing commitment to risk management makes condos a more sustainable and affordable homeownership option for many borrowers.
Get Started
Step 1: Determine a Condo Project Review Type
Step 2: Follow the Condo Project Review Type Requirements
Step 3: Confirm the Condo Project Insurance Requirements
Updated policies address condo and co-op project safety and sustainability
Projects with critical repairs or deferred maintenance can lead to unsafe conditions, uninhabitable homes, and financial hardships for homeowners. We introduced temporary requirements in LL-2021-14 to address projects with significant deferred maintenance and special assessments. Effective Sept. 18, 2023, our requirements addressing critical repairs and special assessments will be incorporated into permanent policy for condo and co-op projects with five or more attached units. Condo Project Manager™ (CPM™) will be updated the week of Sept. 15 with new data elements related to required repairs, deficiencies, inspections, and assessments.
Condo Project Standards Training
Access resources including job aids, online learning videos, and frequently asked questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Additional Resources
Project Eligibility Review Service
The Project Eligibility Review Service (PERS) is a review method lenders can use to submit project information to Fannie Mae for eligibility review. PERS may be required to review certain types of projects.
Condo Project Questionnaire
Government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) have developed standardized Condo Project Questionnaire forms (1076/1077). Although optional, we recommend these forms. They offer lenders a clear and consistent approach to collecting condo project information from HOAs.
Technology
Condo Project Manager™ (CPM™) helps lenders certify condo projects quickly and easily.
Customizable Condo Buyer’s Guide
Support your outreach efforts with this Guide, now available in our Marketing Center.
