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New Jersey bill addresses penalties for appraisal discrimination

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Monday, January 6, 2025

A bill has been introduced in New Jersey that establishes penalties for appraisers who engage in discriminatory real estate appraisals.

The proposed bill also requires certain information to be provided to present and prospective owners or occupants of real estate.

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