SigniaDocs, Houston, has integrated its electronic vault technology with Equifax's identity verification engine to address their respective users' interest in using secure automation to counter increasing ID fraud through means in line with new federal rules. The engine, which is called Equifax Secure's eIDverifier, verifies online mortgage applications and the company promises borrower identification that is compliant with the Federal Trade Commission's Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act red flag rules. The rules, which first went into effect in November 2008 and are set for full enforcement as of May 1, require companies to look out for and address potential indicators that may be signs of ID fraud. A February report by Javelin Strategy & Research, San Francisco, indicated that the number of identity fraud victims increased 22% to 9.9 million adults in the United States in 2008.
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Alongside a bill that gives homeowners a year of forbearance after state-declared emergencies, lawmakers will consider extending wildfire-related moratoriums.
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United Wholesale Mortgage is one of multiple home lending partners Dan Sogorka and Mike Fawaz's new company plans to bring on board.
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Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Craig Trainor encouraged the real estate industry to reconsider advice received from DEI experts.
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Real is acquiring Motto's parent Remax in a deal valued at $13.80 per share, as the new Real Remax Group will have "two distinct models, one platform."
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Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., said on Sunday that he no longer opposes Kevin Warsh's nomination to serve as chair of the Federal Reserve following the Justice Department's announced closure of its inquiry into current Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
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The office, which follows the state's criminalization of the white-collar fraud, will flag suspicious property filings and improve data-sharing across agencies.
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