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LINKS
www.fanniemae.com
This is the home page for Fannie Mae, from which you can
locate all of the forms necessary to document Fannie Mae
transactions |
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www.freddiemac.com
This is
the home page for Freddie Mac, from which, among other
matters, you can download the forms you need to document
the various loan programs administered by Freddie Mac
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www.capitalconsortium.org
This site
is the home page of the Capital Consortium, a federation
of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, the Real
Estate Roundtable, the National Association of Realtors,
the Bond Market Association and the Commercial Mortgage
Securities Association. This site gives access to forms
used for securitized lending and also provides links to
other information regarding securitized lending issues. |
The
above sites were sent to us by John Hastie
(jdhastie@hastielaw.com)
of Andrews Davis Legg Bixler Milsten & Price,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (www.andrewsdavis.com)
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www.deedchecker.com
This is
called "Deed Checker", and it allows anyone to test
their legal descriptions for closure, misdirections
and other defects. It will also provide the user with
other related information. This is a fee-for-services
site, but in a pinch it can be very helpful. (our reference
of this site is NOT an endorsement of the site
or the company to whom it belongs by the ABA or the
RPPT Section).
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The
following sites are general information sites. Most
people are familiar with the traditional web-search
engines (www.altavista.com,
www.yahoo.com,
google and the like). Those sites are limited in that
they only search what is on web pages. The following
sites can take you deeper into information sources
(some call it the "invisible web") and let you find
more detailed and extensive information (and information
is certainly a key to much of what we do as attorneys
in assisting our clients).
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