mortgage-lending
Every record this desk has filed under mortgage-lending, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
A 2025 law restricting the sale of mortgage 'trigger leads' took effect in March 2026, and GAO says it is too soon to know if solicitations have dropped.
The Government Accountability Office reported October 6 that a 2025 law, the Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act, now limits who may receive a homebuyer's 'trigger lead' — the information a credit reporting agency can sell when a lender pulls a credit report — to the borrower's own mortgage lender or servicer, an insured bank or credit union where they have an account, or a party that has certified it has their authorization. The limits took effect in March 2026. GAO says not enough time has passed to assess their effects.
Also filed undertrigger-leadsconsumer-privacycredit-reportstelemarketing
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