Real Estate & Home

Trigger leads restrictions rewrite mortgage outreach rules

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A federal law restricting abusive trigger leads has taken effect, limiting when credit bureaus can sell borrower information to competing lenders. This change aims to protect consumer privacy and reduce unsolicited marketing during the mortgage application process, requiring content creators and marketers in the mortgage industry to adapt their outreach strategies.

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