FinCEN Compliance Made Simple for just $125*

*$95 bundle w/ Deed transfer order

Starting March 1, 2026, title companies, settlement agents, and estate planning professionals must file FinCEN Real Estate Reports for qualifying non-financed residential transactions involving legal entities and trusts, with or without consideration. We handle the complexity so you can focus on your clients.

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Our FinCEN Compliance Service

Complete operational compliance support to handle the burden for you

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Beneficial Owner Data Collection

Name, DOB, address, citizenship, and taxpayer ID

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Reportable Transaction Flagging

Automatically identify and track transactions requiring reporting

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Compliance Documentation

5-year record retention support and audit trail

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Entity & Trust Identification

Transferee entity and trust documentation

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Real Estate Report Preparation & Submission

Filing to FinCEN's system

End-to-End Support

From transaction identification to filing and record maintenance

111
Data Fields per Report
800K+
Transactions Impacted Annually
5 Years
Record Retention Required
Up to $1,430
Per Violation Penalty

What Transactions Require FinCEN Reporting?

Understanding which files are in scope is the first step to building a reliable compliance workflow

✓ Reporting IS Required When:

  • Non-financed (cash) transfer of residential real property
  • Buyer is a legal entity — LLC, corporation, partnership
  • Buyer is a trust (with limited exceptions)
  • Beneficial ownership information must be disclosed

✗ Generally NOT Required

  • Buyer is a natural person (individual)
  • Transaction involves a traditional mortgage or institutional lender
  • Exempt transfers (e.g., estate planning, divorce-related)

How 50FinCEN Handles FinCEN Compliance for You

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Identify Reportable Transactions

We help you flag files that meet FinCEN's reporting criteria — entity or trust buyers in non-financed transactions — so nothing slips through the cracks.

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Collect Beneficial Owner Data

50FinCEN manages the collection of all required information — names, dates of birth, addresses, citizenship, and taxpayer identification numbers — directly from beneficial owners, entities, and their representatives.

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Prepare & File the Real Estate Report

We compile the data, verify completeness, and file the required RRE Report to FinCEN — on time, every time.

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Maintain Compliance Records

50FinCEN provides structured documentation and supports the 5-year record retention requirement, giving you a clean audit trail for every reportable transaction.

The Cost of Non-Compliance

FinCEN takes reporting obligations seriously. Reporting persons that fail to file — or file incomplete reports — face escalating consequences:

Up to $1,430
Per violation for incomplete or late filings
$111,308
Maximum for negligent patterns of non-compliance
$250,000
Plus up to 5 years imprisonment for willful violations

Penalties apply per transaction. For a title company, settlement agent or trust attorney who handles dozens of FinCEN reportable transactions per month, exposure adds up fast. 50FinCEN's service is designed to prevent the operational gaps that lead to missed filings.

Why Professionals Choose 50FinCEN

Purpose-built for title companies, settlement agents, and estate planning professionals who need reliable compliance support.

Purpose-Built Service

Not a bolt-on feature. Our FinCEN compliance offering is designed specifically for your workflows — whether you're closing transactions or managing trusts.

Data Collection Expertise

We handle the sensitive outreach to beneficial owners and trustees, so your team stays focused on clients and closings.

Filing Accuracy

Every report is reviewed for completeness before submission to FinCEN's BSA E-Filing system. We verify all 111 data fields are complete.

Real People, Real Support

You get responsive communication from a team that understands real estate closings and trust administration — not a chatbot.

Simple Integration

We have simple easy to deploy API service to integrate seamlessly into your workflow.

Peace of Mind

We assume the operational burden so you can focus on serving your clients and meeting their deadlines with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

The new reporting requirement takes effect March 1, 2026. It applies to qualifying transactions occurring on or after that date. Transactions with no consideration are also reportable unless it's exempted.

Reports must be filed by the last day of the month following the closing, or 30 calendar days after closing — whichever is later. 50FinCEN's workflow is designed to keep you ahead of these deadlines.

Yes. It applies to non-financed transactions including transactions with no consideration. Transactions with a traditional mortgage are generally not in scope. Transactions with no consideration from individual to their own revocable trust are generally not in scope either.

No. Purchases by natural persons (individual buyers) are exempt. The rule targets transfers to legal entities and trusts.

FinCEN uses a priority cascade to determine responsibility. The reporting obligation generally applies to non-financed residential transfers involving legal entities (LLCs, corporations, partnerships) or trusts as buyers.

Incomplete or late filings can result in civil penalties starting at approximately $1,400 per violation, up to $111,308 for negligent patterns. Willful violations carry penalties up to $250,000 and up to 5 years imprisonment. We recommend consulting legal counsel for interpretation specifics.

Yes. 50FinCEN's service includes filing the RRE Report to FinCEN. We handle data compilation, completeness verification, and submission. Your team maintains oversight of the process.

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Be FinCEN RRE Ready

Don't wait for reportable files to hit your desk. Get your compliance workflow in place now.

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