Which Facebook Account Type Are Your Loan Officers Using — and Why It Matters for Compliance
A loan officer sets up a Facebook presence to connect with friends & colleagues, communicate with consumers on a more personalized level, all with...
The Hidden Social Risks No One Sees Coming
The Risks That Surface Long Before a Regulator Does
Most organizations assume their biggest social media risks come from intentional misconduct or...
The Compliance Breaking Point
There is a moment in every growing brokerage when the business feels like it’s finally hitting its stride. Production is steady, referral partners...
The Social Compliance Gap
The Pace of Social Media Has Outrun Traditional Oversight
Social media has become one of the most influential channels in regulated industries. Loan...
2025 Social Media Scaries
Once again, as Spooky Season rolls around, here at ActiveComply we like to share with the world some findings from our Wall of Shame folder - real...
Boosting Facebook Posts: A Hidden Compliance Risk
If you work in mortgage marketing, the blue “Boost post” button on Facebook can feel like an easy win: a few clicks and your post reaches more...
Sliding Into DMs… and Straight Into Trouble
When social feeds are as crowded as today’s mortgage market, it is tempting for loan officers to fire off a quick Instagram reply or direct message a...
The Future of Digital Marketing Compliance: Why AI is a Game-Changer
Hello, folks! I am Colby Berger, CEO of ActiveComply. Welcome to the first in what I hope becomes a useful series where I share thoughts on what is...
Live Videos & ‘Stories’ in Mortgage Marketing: Balancing Engagement with Compliance
Social media videos such as Instagram Stories – whether live broadcasts or 24-hour ‘temporary’ clips – offer lenders a dynamic way to connect with...