Become an Approved Lender

Thank you for your interest in becoming an Eligible Lender under MFA’s Single Family Mortgage Program. Enclosed please find all the documents applicable to MFA’s programs, including:

Please review the eligibility criteria prior to submission of your Application to MFA. Please note that legislation signed by the Governor on March 8, 1999 eliminated the in-state change requirement effective June 8, 1999. We do require that your institution has at least one office in the State of New Mexico. MFA approval, in and of itself, does not obligate a lender to deliver or sell mortgage loans to MFA under the Program.

Please complete the enclosed Application and return to MFA, along with all required attachments. Your application will be reviewed internally, which takes approximately 30 days. We will then mail a Notice of Approval or Notice of Disapproval. If approved, we will send two copies of our Master Agreement for your signature. Approved lenders will be subject to periodic review and annual recertification each September. Upon approval, please contact our current Master Servicer to complete a Loan Purchase Agreement (LPA). This agreement must be completed prior to participating in our programs.


Our current Master Servicer is:

US Bank Home Mortgage, Elmer Helbig at (216) 475-7685

Application for Correspondent Lending Agreement with US Bank

All Participating Lenders need to complete an application package with US Bank, so as to have the ability to deliver loans to the Master Servicer.

An application package for US Bank is available for download here:

US Bank Lender Contact Authorization

POA Package

Master US Bank Correspondent Agreement

Contact information for US Bank representatives that will assist in preparing the application are below:

US Bank Help Desk
1-800-562-5165
mrbp.helpdesk@usbank.com

You can access the US Bank web portal for Mortgage Revenue Bond Correspondent Lenders here:

http://mrbp.usbank.com

The website provides information regarding the MFA programs, as well as manuals, policies and procedures for US Bank. Training schedules, including webinar information, will be provided in the next few days.

As always, MFA staff is available to answer any questions you may have and to provide assistance throughout the application process.


Lenders denied approval may reapply if the required items are satisfied. You may also participate in MFA’s program via an eligible lender if you do not meet the above criteria or do not wish to participate directly.

MFA offers regular lending trainings and communicates regularly via email regarding new bond issues, program changes, etc. If you have any questions regarding the Application or the Program, please feel free to contact the Homeownership Department at (505) 843-6880.