How to Become A Participating Lender

Thank you for your interest in participating in Mississippi Home Corporation’s (MHC) Single-Family programs. Each of MHC’s programs requires documentation that must be approved before participation. Below you will find each of the programs we offer, and the necessary documentation needed for participation. All Loan Originators must be licensed in Mississippi.

Mortgage Revenue Bond Products

Easy8 – Easy8 flyer

Trusty10 – Trusy10 Flyer

DPA14/ MRB7 – Coahoma County Flyer, Tunica County Flyer, Washington County Flyer

Smart6 (S6) – Smart 6 Flyer

Documents Needed for Mortgage Revenue Bond Programs

MRB Invitation for Application

MRB Servicing Agreement

Origination Agreement

*If participating in the Mortgage Revenue Bond (MRB) Programs only 1 invitation for application would be required to utilize all MRB products.

Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC)

Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) – MCC Flyer

Documents Needed for MCC

The Mortgage Credit Certificate Program requires a separate document for participation.

MCC Participation Agreement

Housing Assistance for Teachers (HAT)

Housing Assistance for Teachers (HAT) – HAT Flyer

Documents for HAT

No documentation is required for program participation.
The lender must just ask to be placed on the approved lender list and participate in a webinar training.

If the participation documents are fully executed in blue ink by all parties & color scanned, MHC will accept the documentation sent through email as the originals. Otherwise, have the completed documents mailed to 735 Riverside Drive, Jackson, MS 39202 ATTN: Nedra Jenkins-Patton, or email Nedra Jenkins-Patton at nedra.patton@mshc.com

The Lender does not execute the MRB Servicing Agreement found on our website unless your company wants to service its own loans for each program. 
If you don’t already have a correspondent agreement with Trustmark National Bank, they are not taking on additional lenders.
The 30-year first mortgage can be an FHA, VA, RD Guaranteed, Fannie Mae (dependent upon Servicer used), or Freddie Mac conventional loan.