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Big Changes to Cash & Entity Closings Starting March 1st

A major federal shift is hitting the real estate market on March 1, 2026. If you are involved in cash or other non-financed transactions with LLCs or Trusts, the way you close is about to change. In this deep dive, Caitlin with Legacy Title Agency breaks down the new FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule. This federal law is designed to combat money laundering, and the penalties for non-compliance can reach a staggering $250,000. What you’ll learn in this video: The 3-Step Test: Does your transaction require a FinCEN report? (Residential + Non-financed + Entity Buyer). The Beneficial Ownership Rule: Why "hiding" behind an LLC is no longer an option and who counts as a "beneficial owner." The Reporting Cascade: Why the Title Company is usually the one filing, and how someone else including the buyer and seller may also end up responsible. Important Exceptions: Which transfers (like death, divorce, or certain family trusts) are exempt from reporting. 3 Things to Expect: New sensitive data requests, secure reporting portals, and the estimated $500–$800 costs of compliance. Don’t let your March closings be derailed by last-minute data requests. Watch this to ensure your team and your clients are prepared for the "FinCEN Fun" of 2026. At Legacy Title Agency, we believe in educating our community — but this video is for general informational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, or tax advice. Please consult your own licensed professionals to discuss your specific real estate transaction. Visit our Website: https://www.legacyclosings.com/ Follow us on Socials Facebook:   / legacytitleagency   Instagram:   / legacytitleagency   Linkedin:   / legacytitleagency   Order Title Work Here: ytorders@legacyclosings.com