FinancingOrganizations: Enterprise Community Partners, Bellwether Enterprise, Bayview Asset Management, Havenpark CommunitiesBy RISE Community editorsPosted on RISE
Enterprise Exits Bellwether Enterprise, the Lender Tied to Havenpark Park Deals
Enterprise Community Partners is selling its full stake in lender Bellwether Enterprise to Bayview Asset Management, in a deal announced July 22.
Key facts
- Enterprise Community Partners plans to sell all of its interest in lender Bellwether Enterprise (BWE).
- Bayview Asset Management, a $44.7 billion investment manager, is to become majority owner under a deal announced July 22, joined by Springmont Capital.
- Shelterforce counted 108 Fannie Mae-backed loans that BWE arranged from 2016 through 2022 for LLCs using Havenpark's headquarters address.
- Audited statements showed Enterprise held 43.25 percent of BWE at the end of 2025 but 57.72 percent of the votes.
- Enterprise says the proceeds will seed its first permanent endowment, while the deal price has not been disclosed.
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Source: Enterprise Is Selling Its Stake in the Lender It Said It Couldn’t Control — Shelterforce, September 25, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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