Murphy Signs Bills Targeting State's Foreclosure Crisis
The new laws—nine in all—are meant to assist homeowners facing the prospect of foreclosure and pave the way for community revival by addressing blight.
April 30, 2019 at 06:04 PM
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Rate of foreclosures is one area in which the Garden State would rather not be ranked No. 1.
So a bipartisan bill package was signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy intended to help New Jerseyans stay in their homes.
The new laws—nine in all—are meant to assist homeowners facing the prospect of foreclosure and pave the way for community revival by addressing blight.
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