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ARTICLE · 22 MAY 2025

Trigger Leads – Don't Forget About The States

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As Rich Andreano blogged on April 15, 2025, legislation to prohibit or restrict so-called "trigger leads" in the home-buying process has been reintroduced in the House and Senate.

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As Rich Andreano  blogged on April 15, 2025, legislation to prohibit or restrict so-called “trigger leads” in the home-buying process has been reintroduced in the House and Senate. The legislation has broad industry and consumer group support.

While we await the outcome of the proposed bills, it is worth noting that a number of states have enacted laws that impose restrictions on the manner in which brokers or lenders are permitted to leverage trigger leads in connection with their mortgage activities. These laws generally prohibit engaging in unfair or deceptive practices, require compliance with the firm offer of credit provisions under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, require an express disclosure that the broker or lender has no affiliation with the borrower's current lender, and prohibit the use of trigger leads for targeted marketing.

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