; (C) the results of a fair lending analysis conducted based on the data in paragraph (1) to identify any discriminatory impacts or outcomes associated with the sales; and (D) claims paid through the Claims Without Conveyance of Title program under section 204(a)(1)(C), including the number of third party sales by ZIP Code, whether purchasers are owner-occupants, nonprofit organizations, government entities, or investors, and the source of funds or financing used by purchasers. (e) Penalties for noncompliance The Secretary may— (1) forcibly retain loans or properties, without providing compensation, from purchasers that do not meet the requirements under subsection (a)(5); and (2) enact additional penalties for purchasers described in paragraph (1) that the Secretary determines have repeatedly not complied with the requirements under subsection (a)(5), including monetary penalties and prohibition from participating in single family sales under this section. (f) Regulations The Secretary shall issue regulations related to single family sales in accordance with the requirements in this section. 260. Claims without conveyance of title first look program (a) Claims without conveyance of title first look program With respect to a third party sale of properties foreclosed upon and put up for sale in accordance with section 204(a)(1)(C), the Secretary shall maintain an exclusive right for eligible buyers to purchase these properties at a price at or below the fair market value of the property (with appropriate adjustments) for a specified period of time at the start of post-foreclosure sale efforts. (b) Eligible buyers The right to purchase a property under subsection (a) shall be offered to— (1) homebuyers who will occupy the property as a principal residence; (2) nonprofit organizations that— (A) commit in advance to rehabilitate the property and dispose of the property for an allowable use and within a time period to be designated by the Secretary by regulation