Agents off the hook as FinCEN fights for real estate rule

by Marian McPherson

Closing and settlement agents won't be fined for failing to report transactions, as the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) appeals the overturning of its real estate anti-money-laundering rule.

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