Servicing Notice – Advance Notice of Retirement of HomeSaver Solutions Network Workout Functionality
Fannie Mae operational streamlining initiative consolidating loss mitigation workflow platforms
Advisory Assessment
Impact. Your institution must transition all Fannie Mae workout reporting and case management from the retired HomeSaver Solutions Network to the SMDU Case Management platform, requiring staff retraining and updated operational procedures for loan modification processing and document handling.
Risk. Operations teams face the highest exposure if workflow disruptions persist or staff haven't fully adapted to SMDU functionality, particularly around case creation timelines and document upload protocols that directly affect borrower outcomes and GSE compliance metrics.
Recommended Action. Conduct an immediate operational audit to confirm your teams completed the HSSN-to-SMDU migration and assess current workflow efficiency, then schedule refresher training for any staff showing gaps in SMDU platform proficiency.
Watch. Monitor upcoming Fannie Mae servicing notices for additional platform consolidations or SMDU enhancements that could require further operational adjustments, as this retirement represents part of a broader GSE technology modernization effort.
Classification
- Regulatory Program
- GSE Servicing Operations
- Doc Type
- Other
- Effective Date
- 2025-12-01
- Days to Action
- -227
- Comment Deadline
- —
- Published
- 2025-05-14
Urgency Basis
Effective date of December 1, 2025 has already passed as of today's date (May 26, 2026). This is a historical notice regarding system retirement that should have been completed.
Operational Context
Impact by Category
Key Requirements
Scoring Rationale
This is a platform consolidation notice affecting Fannie Mae servicers' operational workflows. The compliance score reflects mandatory transition requirements, while operational scores higher due to staff retraining and system migration needs. Impact is moderate as it affects established loss mitigation processes but doesn't create new regulatory obligations. Note: Given today's date is May 26, 2026, this deadline has already passed, making this a historical compliance matter.