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CLTA Members are Encouraged to Start Preparing for Industry-Wide Anti-Money Laundering Regulations for Residential Real Estate Transfers
In a recent press release, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced that it is postponing the reporting requirements of its Anti-Money Laundering Regulations for the Residential Real Estate Transfers Rule (RRE Rule) by three months to March 1, 2026.
Unlike previous FinCEN rules, the Anti-Money Laundering in Real Estate Rule (Rule) is expected to impact all CLTA members handling sale transactions involving buyer entities or trusts without involving FDIC-insured lenders. The Rule applies nationwide, has no purchase price thresholds, offers limited transactional exemptions, and mandates the collection and reporting of significant amounts of information. Members seeking more information about the Rule are encouraged to explore CLTA’s and ALTA’s educational resources, including CLTA's Titlecast and CLTA's FinCEN Resource Center!
Episode 38: Examining the Definition of "Residential" and "Non-Financed" Under the New Rule (Part 3)
Episode 42: Operational Strategy for Staff / Customers & Penalties (Part 6)
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