When does reporting have to be filed?
FinCEN requires the report to be filed by the last date of the month following the month when closing occurred; or 30 days after…
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ArchivesFinCEN requires the report to be filed by the last date of the month following the month when closing occurred; or 30 days after…
Read moreGenerally no. If a traditional bank or regulated lender is providing financing, that lender already has anti-money-laundering reporting obligations, and the transaction typically does…
Read moreNo. FinCEN states that the Real Estate Reports filed under this rule are not accessible to the general public and are exempt from disclosure…
Read moreThe settlement agent, title company, or closing professional will have to collect and report: Legal entity information Beneficial owner information Identification details Transaction details…
Read moreBased on current rule structure, reporting is required when: The property is residential (1–4 units, condos, co-ops, certain land) The buyer is a legal…
Read moreFor years, FinCEN used temporary “Geographic Targeting Orders” in major metro areas to track cash purchases made through: LLCs Trusts Shell entities The concern…
Read moreThe Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is a bureau of the U.S. Department of Treasury that collects and analyzes information to combat financial crimes…
Read moreBecause good representation goes beyond buying or selling. Helping property owners protect what they already own is a key aspect of responsible local advocacy.
Read moreAnyone can be affected, but fraudsters often target: Vacant land Rental properties Estates and inherited homes Out-of-state owners Paid-off properties If you own property,…
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