Fannie Mae completed its 28th sale of non-performing loans, selling 919 loans totaling $203.3 million in unpaid principal to Residential Credit Opportunities Trust IX-D. The loans have an average size of $221,222 and a weighted average interest rate of 4.31%. Buyers must honor existing loss mitigation efforts and offer options like loan modifications before foreclosure, prioritizing owner-occupants and non-profits in property marketing. The transaction is expected to close by November 4, 2026, with BofA Securities advising the sale.
Fannie Mae's latest non-performing loan sale involved 919 loans totaling $203.3 million in unpaid principal. For readers following Financials-sector US stocks on Pluang, here is the market snapshot as of Sep 22, 2026 02:03 WIB: out of 82 priced stocks, 70 rose and 12 fell. Notable movers include AVAT with a price of USD 1.82 and a 1-day change of +67.74%, HUT at USD 107.02 up 8.39%, and BTBT at USD 1.85 up 6.94%, with respective Pluang order activities showing a mix of buy and sell interest.
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