Advocacy
Advancing the interests of the mortgage servicing industry through informed advocacy
A Voice for Mortgage Servicing
USFN brings the legal and operational perspective of mortgage servicing to the conversations shaping the industry.
For more than 35 years, USFN has brought together a nationwide network of mortgage banking law firms with firsthand knowledge of the laws, regulations, and requirements affecting servicing across jurisdictions.
Through engagement with federal agencies, government stakeholders, and industry organizations, USFN advocates for practical, balanced approaches that support compliant mortgage servicing and a stable housing finance system.
Practical solutions.
A stronger housing finance system.
How USFN Advocates
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRY
USFN engages with federal agencies, stakeholders, and industry organizations representing the perspective of mortgage servicing in important policy and regulatory conversations.
Legal and Operational Insight
Bringing a nationwide perspective to the potential legal and operational impact of proposed policies and regulatory changes.
Policy and Regulatory Support
Contributing to industry discussions through stakeholder engagement, regulatory comments, amicus brief support, and other advocacy efforts.
Perspective That Matters
National perspective.
Real-world impact.
Mortgage servicing operates within a complex framework of federal and state laws, regulations, investor requirements, and agency guidance. Changes can have significant implications across the housing finance system.
USFN's nationwide legal network provides insight into how those requirements work in practice. That perspective helps identify potential impacts, inform industry dialogue, and advocate for approaches that are both effective and workable.
Advocacy Resources
Stay informed about the issues shaping mortgage servicing.
USFN is expanding the advocacy information and resources available here. Check back for updates on legislative, regulatory, and policy developments, USFN advocacy efforts, and other resources affecting mortgage servicing.