Membership & Access
Find the right way to connect with USFN
Find Your Place at USFN
USFN brings together law firms, industry service providers, mortgage servicers, investors, GSEs, government agencies, regulators, and other professionals across mortgage servicing and real estate finance.
Your membership and access options depend on the type of organization you work for. Start below to find the path that's right for you.
I Work for a USFN Law Firm Member
USFN Law Firm Members are qualified law firms serving the mortgage servicing and real estate finance industry.
If your firm is already a USFN Law Firm Member, your firm's membership connects you to USFN. Log in or create your individual account to access the resources, education, events, networking, and other opportunities available through membership.
Interested in Bringing Your Firm Into USFN?
Learn more about Law Firm Membership, eligibility, and the application process.
I Work for a USFN Associate Member
USFN Associate Members are companies that provide products and services supporting USFN Law Firm Members and the mortgage servicing industry.
If your company is already a USFN Associate Member, your company's membership connects you to USFN. Log in or create your individual account to access the benefits and opportunities available through membership.
Interested in Associate Membership?
If your company provides products or services that complement and support the work of USFN Law Firm Members, learn more about eligibility and how your organization can apply.
I Work for a Servicer, Investor, GSE, Government Agency, or Regulator
You don't need to work for a USFN member organization to be part of the USFN community. Mortgage servicing and real estate finance professionals can create an individual account to connect with peers, attend programs, access industry information, and engage with USFN.
Choose the category that best describes where you work to create the right account for you.
Mortgage Servicer
For professionals working for mortgage servicers, mortgage banking companies, banks, financial institutions, or similar organizations in mortgage servicing, default management, or related functions.
CREATE SERVICER ACCOUNTInvestor
For professionals working for organizations that own, hold, manage, or oversee interests in mortgage loans or mortgage-backed securities.
CREATE INVESTOR ACCOUNTGSE, Government Agency, or Regulator
For professionals working for GSEs, government agencies, regulatory organizations, or similar entities involved in housing finance, mortgage servicing, default management, or real estate finance.
CREATE MY ACCOUNTNot Sure Where You Fit?
If you're part of the mortgage servicing or real estate finance community but don't fit one of the categories above, you can still create an individual USFN account to explore available events, publications, resources, and other opportunities.
Not sure which category to choose? Contact us and we'll help you find the right path.
How USFN Membership Works
USFN has two formal membership categories: Law Firm Membership and Associate Membership. Both are organizational memberships, meaning the law firm or Associate Member company applies for and holds the membership.
Eligible employees connect with USFN through their own individual accounts and receive access to the benefits and opportunities available through their organization's membership.
Other mortgage servicing and real estate finance professionals can participate in USFN as individuals without their employer becoming a USFN member. Creating an individual account does not make the individual or their employer a USFN member.