Low Income Investment Fund
About
Low Income Investment Fund is a nonprofit community development financial institution headquartered in San Francisco, with regional offices including Los Angeles. By its own reporting it has invested $3.9 billion and served 2.6 million people since its founding.
It self-identifies as a certified community development financial institution and is corroborated as a CDFI lender by third parties including the U.S. Department of Education's charter-school facilities lender directory. It is not a bank; it lends from a mission balance sheet.
Its published lending sectors are affordable housing, early care and education, community facilities, charter and other educational facilities, and health facilities, and it administers child-care facilities financing in California in partnership with the state. It does not finance conventional market-rate commercial real estate, so its closings generally carry a community or affordable end use.
LoanList has tracked one closing from Low Income Investment Fund: an $8,500,000 loan recorded in June 2026 on a vacant former pharmacy in Northridge, funded at 100 percent of the recorded purchase price. No public source yet names the building's intended use, and this profile does not assert one.
Lending Parameters
Markets served: National, California. Asset classes: Retail, Multifamily.
Recent Closings by Low Income Investment Fund
| Date | Amount | Asset | Property | City, ST | Lender | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 4, 2026 | $8,500,000 | Retail | 18444 Plummer St | Northridge, CA | Low Income Investment Fund | Acquisition |
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