I Support S2229 NJ Senate Bill 2229 clarifies how title companies can adjust their fees on behalf of the consumer. Additionally, this bill will make the dream of owning a home for the neediest New Jersey citizens a reality. The passage of S2229 will allow competitive market forces to drive the title industry, giving NJ citizens the ability to shop around for the best prices. To support Bill S2229 simply enter your email below and click submit. An email will be forwarded to the NJ Senate Commerce Committee acknowledging your support. To read the bill in its entirety, click the link below. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2006/Bills/S2500/2229_I1.HTM Name (optional) Email (required) Body The Honorable Nia H. Gill, Esq. New Jersey Senate office 425 Bloomfield Avenue 2nd Floor Montclair, NJ 07042 Dear Senator Gill: I am writing in regard to New Jersey Senate bill S2229, introduced by Senator Raymond Lesniak, and slated for debate in the Commerce Committee sometime this legislative year. I urge you to bring this bill to the committee as soon as possible and support its passage when it reaches the Senate floor for vote. The bill clarifies how title companies can adjust their fees on behalf of the consumer. Additionally, this bill will make the dream of owning a home for the neediest New Jersey citizens a reality. The passage of S2229 will allow competitive market forces to drive the title industry, giving NJ citizens the ability to shop around for the best prices. Title insurance and related title services have historically been among the costliest parts of the closing process, and as both local and national media have been reporting over the past year, the industry is in dire need of reform. Bill S2229 is a major step toward reform in New Jersey. I urge your support for bill S2229. Its passage will truly be a victory for every New Jersey citizen who dreams of owning their own home. Copyright myClosingSPACE.com Title Insurance & Closing Services                               Title Insurance   |   Careers   |   Site Map   |   Privacy Policy   |   v 4.6c