Tenant-in-Place Rental Program
Sign a New Lease
Eligible renters who want to stay in a rental home that has been foreclosed and is owned by Fannie Mae may be offered a new lease. Fannie Mae lease options include month-to-month or term leases at market rate rent.
Keep Your Current Lease
Certain tenants may have the right to remain in the home under their current lease or tenancy. These tenants may also be eligible for financial assistance for relocation.
Fannie Mae will manage the property through a real estate broker or property management company.
- Renter must live in the property when Fannie Mae acquires it.
- Property may be marketed for sale.
- Rental rates will be comparable to other rents in the same market given the size and condition of the property, subject to any legal rent control restrictions or other laws.
If you are a renter in a Fannie Mae-owned property and the property has been foreclosed upon, you should have received the Fannie Mae Knowing Your Options document that explains potential options. Contact the property manager or broker listed to provide information about your lease or tenancy.