Off Market Financials (Multifamily) - Fannie & Freddie

I work for a multifamily acquisitions shop. We are looking to value a few properties that are off market and have Fannie & Freddie debt on them. I have heard that since they have this debt, their financials are in a public database. However, nobody knows how to find this database, and I can't confirm it exists. 

Does anyone know if this database actually exists, and if so, how to access it?  

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There's actually a massive free & public database that includes detailed financial reporting (NOI, Appraised Value, In-place DSCR, loan info) for all CRE properties, including MF, that are apart of / have been apart of a CMBS security - this includes Freddie Mac K Deals. I can't remember what it's called off the top of my head, but it's a tool that is used by CMBS B-piece buyers. 

 

I actually worked in CMBS. Trepp has financials for every property that has been securitized. But there is just a lot more commercial and hospitality deals that gets securitized than MF, when I worked in CMBS, very few deals got done given how competitive agencies are. I did not dig in to see whether Trepp has info to the same level of detail on the agency deals. 

 

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