
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has proposed new reporting requirements for residential real estate transactions, aiming to combat money laundering. The proposed rules target professionals closing all-cash deals with entities and trusts, requiring anti-money laundering compliance programs for investment advisers. The regulations seek to streamline Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) in real estate transactions, with a focus on cash transfers.
New from @LiseDigger: A new federal rule could help expose hidden beneficiaries behind shady Texas real estate deals—but would it really stop money laundering? https://t.co/89XQJe0yuz
Proposed Rule to Impose Anti-Money Laundering Requirements on Investment Advisers https://t.co/sklsGYtQwi | by @K2Integrity
Calling all Cash Money Millionaires: FinCEN Proposes New Reporting Rules for Cash Residential Real Estate Transfers https://t.co/hTc7T0ZqnJ #realestate #propertylaw @RealtyNewz https://t.co/aHarh4awNG








