If the borrower is eligible for and agrees to a HAFA short sale, but the mortgaged property does not sell within the HAFA marketing period, the servicer may offer the borrower a HAFA deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, with Freddie Mac authorization. The GSE HAFA differs from Freddie Mac's short payoff and deed-in-lieu programs in a number of ways, including how subordinate lien holders are treated. Under Freddie HAFA, each subordinate lien holder, in order of priority, may be paid no more than 6% of the unpaid principal balance of their loan, until the $6,000 aggregate cap is reached, in exchange for release of the subordinate liens and satisfaction of the underlying debts. Servicers are eligible for a $2,200 cash incentive for each completed short sale and $1,500 for each completed deed-in-lieu. Borrowers are also eligible for $3,000 to assist with relocation costs. In addition, Freddie said it does not require or accept cash contributions or promissory notes from the borrower.