Fannie Mae Sells 28th Community Impact Pool of Non-Performing Loans
Fannie Mae has announced the winner of its 28th Community Impact Pool, a sale of 24 non-performing loans totaling roughly $6.2 million in unpaid principal.
Fannie Mae disclosed Tuesday the outcome of its twenty-eighth Community Impact Pool (CIP) auction, a specialized sale program designed to offload non-performing loans while encouraging outcomes that benefit local communities. The transaction involved 24 loans carrying a combined unpaid principal balance of approximately $6.2 million.
The sale was first announced on August 19, 2026, with Tuesday's notice confirming the winning bidder. The CIP program differs from Fannie Mae's broader non-performing loan sales in that it targets smaller pools and imposes requirements aimed at keeping borrowers housed or otherwise minimizing neighborhood disruption.
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Fannie Mae has conducted these community-focused loan sales regularly, with this transaction marking the twenty-eighth such pool since the program's inception. The relatively modest size of the pool — 24 loans — is consistent with the CIP format, which is structured to attract mission-driven buyers such as nonprofits and smaller investors alongside conventional purchasers.
The government-sponsored enterprise, which trades on the OTCQB market under the ticker FNMA, has used CIP auctions as part of a broader effort to reduce legacy non-performing assets on its books while aligning dispositions with housing-stability policy goals. Details on the winning bidder and specific loan characteristics were included in the full announcement.
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