Limited Review is gone. Project-document readiness matters more.
For loan applications dated on or after August 3, 2026, Fannie Mae retired Limited Review. Established projects that previously relied on it now generally move through Full Review or, where applicable, Waiver of Project Review. Lenders remain responsible for reviewing project documentation and making eligibility determinations.
- Fannie Mae retired Limited Review effective for applications dated on or after August 3, 2026.
- Full Review requires lenders to evaluate project information and use Condo Project Manager where required.
- For applications dated on or after January 4, 2027, the Full Review minimum replacement-reserve allocation rises from 10% to 15%, subject to Fannie Mae's reserve-study flexibility rules.
- Public-record signals can help teams identify obvious diligence questions earlier—but they do not replace the lender's review, project documents, CPM, legal review, engineering review, insurance review, or underwriting.
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Ops Control HQ organizes authoritative public-record signals before or alongside the formal project-review workflow. When matchable, we surface DBPR/SIRS reporting signals, entity/corporate standing, building-age and milestone-exposure context, source dates, and unresolved ambiguities. We preserve provenance and do not convert missing public records into compliance conclusions.
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Scope: Ops Control HQ is not affiliated with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Florida DBPR, or any lender. This service does not underwrite loans, certify project eligibility, make compliance determinations, perform engineering or insurance review, or replace any lender-required document review. Public records may be incomplete, delayed, or ambiguous.