CoreLogic

Yes, but the more useful framing is that CoreLogic (rebranded as Cotality on March 24, 2025) is a B2B real-estate, mortgage, and risk-analytics data company. It sells property records, ownership history, mortgage credit reports, and risk analytics to lenders, insurers, real-estate professionals, and government agencies. Its CoreLogic Credco subsidiary is an FCRA-regulated specialty consumer reporting agency that resells merged credit reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion to mortgage and auto lenders. Unlike the people-search brokers in this directory, CoreLogic does not operate a consumer-facing search page.

CoreLogic, Inc. has been jointly owned by Stone Point Capital and Insight Partners since June 4, 2021, when they completed a take-private acquisition for roughly $6 billion ($80 per share, all cash). Headquarters is in Irvine, California. The company rebranded as Cotality on March 24, 2025 - the corelogic.com domain redirects to cotality.com, but the CoreLogic, Inc. legal entity and subsidiaries (notably CoreLogic Credco LLC) continue using the CoreLogic name in legal filings.

CoreLogic aggregates US property records (ownership, parcel boundaries, transaction history, valuations, building characteristics, property tax records), mortgage and loan performance data, MLS listing data, and insurance-related risk data. Through CoreLogic Credco, it resells merged consumer credit reports from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion to mortgage and auto lenders - Credco does not maintain its own credit database, but combines the three bureau files and applies its own scoring overlays. The SafeRent tenant-screening product was divested to Park Hill Holdings in 2021 and is no longer a CoreLogic operation.

Your rights depend on which CoreLogic product holds your data. For CoreLogic Credco mortgage credit reports, you have FCRA rights. Those let you ask for a copy of a Credco report with your information and dispute inaccurate information through Credco Consumer Services at (800) 637-2422 or Credco Consumer Services Department, P.O. Box 509124, San Diego, CA 92150. Credco resells reports built from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion data rather than producing its own, so fraud alerts and security freezes go to those three bureaus, and a freeze has to be placed with each one. For property records (real-estate transactions, ownership history, parcel data), these are typically public records sourced from county recorders and are not directly removable - you would need to address the public-records source. CCPA / CPRA delete rights apply to California residents for non-FCRA data categories. See our CoreLogic removal guide for step-by-step instructions.

For FCRA-covered Credco disputes, the statutory deadline is 30 days (extendable to 45 days if you provide additional documentation during the investigation). Credco Consumer Services is reachable at (800) 637-2422, Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST. For CCPA / CPRA delete requests on non-FCRA data, the deadline is 45 days, extendable once to 90. If a dispute is denied, FCRA gives you the right to add a 100-word statement to the disputed item that follows the file forward to anyone who pulls it.

Partially. CoreLogic Credco LLC is an FCRA-regulated specialty consumer reporting agency on the CFPB's list of consumer reporting companies - mortgage credit reporting is fully FCRA-covered. The property-data and real-estate analytics products are not consumer reports in the FCRA sense; they're commercial data products. The divested SafeRent Solutions tenant-screening product is FCRA-covered as a separate specialty CRA, but is no longer part of CoreLogic / Cotality. In June 2024, CoreLogic Credco settled Fernandez v. CoreLogic Credco for $58.5 million over wrongful OFAC-list matching - one of the larger FCRA class settlements on record.