en espaņol  |home  |investors |contact us  |help
Welcome to the North Carolina Housing Finance AgencyLenders, Builders, and Real Estate Agents
   
 
Home Buyers, Homeowners, Renters & Special Needs Rental Developers, Owners / Managers Lenders, Builders & Real Estate Agents Local Governments & Nonprofits Forms & Resources About Us
 

Lenders sectionLenders & Servicers

What we offer

Income and sales price limits

Training

Top producers

Mortgage Production Awards

 2011 Awards

How to become a participating lender

Loan submission process

Housing counseling resources

Information for servicers

Manuals, forms & affidavits

Frequently asked questions

Fair housing

HomebuildersHome Builders

Real Estate AgentsReal Estate Agents

Back to top navigation

Resources

Online Lender Services

Marketing Brochures

Order Supplies

Lender Tip Sheet
Lender Tip Sheet

Memos
Recapture Tax Reimbursement Provision

Income Limits
FirstHome Mortgage
$8,000 Downpayment Assistance
MCC


How to Become a Participating Lender

If you’ve come to this page, you’re on track to help fellow North Carolinians attain the dream of owning a home.

It isn’t difficult to become a participating lender. You just need to meet these requirements:

  • Be approved as an FHA mortgage originator (if originating FHA loans); approved as a VA mortgage originator (if originating VA loans); approved as a USDA mortgage originator (if originating USDA loans); or approved as a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac seller/servicer in good standing (if originating conventional loans).
  • Have a physical office located in North Carolina that has originated mortgages for at least one year.
  • Originate, process, underwrite, close, and fund the loan.
  • Be in compliance with federal banking laws concerning minimum capital requirements.
  • Have not violated federal banking regulations and thus not be undergoing enforcement proceedings of federal regulators.
  • Have a company net asset worth of at least $1 million.
  • Execute a Master Mortgage Loan Origination and Sale Agreement with the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency.
  • Complete a lender training session with Agency staff.

You’ll also need to sign an agreement. We’ll respond to your application within 10 business days.

We have two homeownership programs: the FirstHome Mortgage (also known as the Mortgage Revenue Bond or MRB mortgage) and the Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC). Each program has a guide that details the requirements for lenders:

FirstHome Mortgage Program Guide, Section 4: Participating Lenders
Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) Program Originator's Guide, Section 4: Participating Lenders

To apply to become a participating lender, please complete our online preliminary interest form. You may fax or e-mail the completed form to Rob Rusczak at (919) 877-5704 or .  Upon review, we will send a full application package for you to execute.

If you have any questions, please contact Rob Rusczak at or (919) 875-3777.

       For Your First Home:

3.625%

For a 30-year fixed rate (minimum 60-day lock-in) without NCHFA down payment assistance funds.


       What's New @ NCHFA

Hurricane Recovery Resources
Find out where to get housing help in the wake of Hurricane Irene.
Learn More...

Are you homeless or at risk?

Properties for sale

Check out the 2011 Housing NC Award Winners

Email this page E-Mail this page

Bookmark this page Bookmark this page

Subscribe to this page Subscribe to this page

Manage subscriptions


 
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency   |   3508 Bush Street   |   Raleigh, NC 27609   |   919-877-5700  |   terms of use/privacy