MMP
Maryland Approved Homebuyer Education Path
Maryland's official route to HUD-, Fannie Mae-, or Freddie Mac-approved homebuyer education, including named online options and counseling agencies.
What you will do
- 1Review Maryland's current approved education guidance
- 2Ask the state-approved lender about insurer and master-servicer rules
- 3Choose an approved class
- 4Complete it and obtain the certificate within the required window
Why this could be worth exploring
These are possible-fit signals, not an acceptance decision.
- Maryland Mortgage Program borrowers
- Buyers comparing approved online and agency-based options
- Buyers coordinating more than one assistance source
Confirm before you enroll
Maryland says all non-refinance borrowers must complete qualifying education before approval and receive a certificate within 12 months before settlement. Other funding sources can add requirements, so confirm the exact path with the lender.
HomeBase has not yet connected this course to individual assistance-program records.
Course or counselor?
Maryland permits multiple approved education paths; a separate funding source or loan insurer may impose additional counseling requirements.
Find a counselor if you need advice based on your income, credit, savings, or barriers.