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Interested Party Contributions (IPC) - Unlocking Loan Solutions with Radian

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This episode is a part of Unlocking Loan Solutions with Radian, a micro-learning series for mortgage & real estate professionals, with video, audio, and job aid for each topic. Choose your preferred learning style and take your learning experience to a new level.


Join us in this episode as we demystify the concept of Interested Party Contributions (IPCs). We examine what IPCs are, the potential interested parties, and how they are defined and regulated by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Additionally, we delve into some real-world scenarios to demonstrate the application of IPCs in mortgage transactions.

  • The relevance of IPCs in mortgage transactions
  • Who are the potential interested parties in IPCs?
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s guidelines on IPCs
  • Limits to IPCs: occupancy type and Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio
  • Real-world loan scenarios involving IPCs


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