A North Brunswick solo has been disciplined for charging his real estate client $2,025 for title insurance that the carrier provided at no cost.
December 04, 2012 at 02:57 AM
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A North Brunswick solo has been disciplined for charging his real estate client $2,025 for title insurance that the carrier provided at no cost.
The offense ordinarily would draw an admonition, but the Disciplinary Review Board recommended censure for Carl Gensib, who had been disciplined in three other cases.
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