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S.1737 - Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011
A bill to improve the accuracy of mortgage underwriting used by Federal mortgage agencies by ensuring that energy costs are included in the underwriting process, to reduce the amount of energy consumed by homes, to facilitate the creation of energy efficiency retrofit and construction jobs, and for other purposes.
The following letters were written by OpenCongress.org users and sent to their elected representatives. You can start a letter of your own by clicking the links to right.
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S.1737 Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011
jandreon
September 05, 2012
I am writing as your constituent in the 13th Congressional district of Illinois. I am writing as your constituent in the 13th Congressional district of Illinois. I support S.1737 - Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011, and am tracking it using OpenCongress.org, the free public resource website for government transparency and accountability.
Please consider this bill as it updates our nation's lending practices to reflect the current times. Energy is a pivotal issue during this c... -
S.1737 Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011
brhepa
November 07, 2011
I am writing as your constituent in the 4th Congressional district of North Carolina. I strongly support S.1737 - Sensible Accounting to Value Energy (SAVE) Act of 2011, and will be actively tracking it. It was introduced 10/19/11. I hope you will come out early and firmly in support of this bill. It is an opportunity to act in a bipartisan manner to benefit our country. It's costs are minimal and its impact is large... a clear win-win.
This legislation instructs federal loan agencies t... -
S.1737 Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011
Mrouellette270
October 28, 2011
I am writing as your constituent in the 7th Congressional district of North Carolina. I support S.1737 - Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act of 2011, and am tracking it using OpenCongress.org, the free public resource website for government transparency and accountability.
Sincerely,
Matthew Ouellette
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