Condominium Warrantability ยท Fannie Mae Compliance

Condo lending. Simplified.

Condo Consult reviews condominium projects against Fannie Mae guidelines and works directly with the association to fix what's blocking financing โ€” so selling your home is never an issue.

What We Do

Every condo review rests on four pillars โ€” the four things a lender scrutinizes most. We check each one and tell the association exactly what to fix before it holds up a closing.

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Budget & Reserves

A professional audit of the annual budget and reserves against Fannie Mae's funding threshold โ€” the line that quietly sinks the most projects.

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Insurance Review

We check property, liability, fidelity, and flood coverage against Fannie Mae's required limits โ€” and flag gaps before an underwriter does.

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Project Eligibility

A line-by-line review of the condo questionnaire (Form 1076) โ€” full or limited โ€” to catch the answers that make a project non-warrantable.

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Governance Review

A read of your Declaration, bylaws, articles, and rules โ€” for the rental caps, ownership limits, and provisions that can quietly make a project ineligible.

Two Portals, One Mission

Choose your side

The agent bringing us a stuck deal and the association getting its project financeable have very different jobs โ€” so each gets a portal built for them.

For the Deal Side

Real Estate Agents

  • Track the condo projects tied to your active deals
  • See where each association stands in the review
  • Flag a building that's holding up a closing so our team can step in
  • Know exactly which documents an association still owes
Enter the Agent Portal โ†’
For the Association Side

HOAs & Property Management

  • Upload your budget, insurance, and questionnaire securely
  • See a clear checklist of the items still needed
  • Work directly with your Condo Consult analyst
  • Track the project all the way to Fannie Mae approval
Enter the HOA Portal โ†’
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Included with every subscription

We deal with the lender, so your board never has to.

Getting warrantable is only half of it. While your subscription is active, every time a unit in your community is bought, sold, or refinanced and a lender starts asking questions, we step in and handle it โ€” we answer the lender directly, hand over the documentation, and keep the closing moving. Your HOA or property manager never has to drop everything to field a lender request again.

What We Need From You

1

The completed condo questionnaire

This needs to be the Fannie Mae Form 1076, filled out completely. Download the blank form below, have your board or manager complete it, and send it back.

โ†“ Download the blank Form 1076 (PDF)
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The current operating budget

The budget your board adopted for the fiscal year, now in effect.

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The complete insurance policy

Master property and general liability, plus fidelity where it applies. Connect us with your insurance company, and we'll handle the rest.

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The governing documents

All of the Declarations, Bylaws, Articles, and current Rules and Regulations. Scanned copies are fine.

โœ“ Only if it applies

A reserve study, an active special assessment, an engineer or milestone inspection, a flood policy, or new-construction paperwork. If none of that describes you, none of it enters the review.

โœ• What we never ask you for

We'll never ask you for anything that isn't relevant to obtaining and keeping your compliance and warrantability. Our focus is narrow on purpose โ€” the conventional-lending requirements that keep your condo financeable, so you're never stuck in your home.

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Comprehensive Property Oversight

Clear, actionable guidance for your board

Condo Consult gives associations clear, actionable guidance so they stay compliant, properly insured, and lending-ready โ€” without wading through Fannie Mae's rulebook themselves.

We're a specialist shop, scoped to one thing: getting condominium projects through the warrantability requirements that conventional financing depends on.

GA
Based in Roswell, Georgia
100%
Fannie Mae focused

Alternative financing options can be recommended.

Have a condo that won't finance?

Whether you're working the deal or you sit on the board, there's a portal built for your side. Pick the one that fits and get the project moving.