Sacramento, CA – 19 August 2020 – Apparently emboldened by the passage of AB 1436, the eviction and forbearance bill’s passage, California Assembly Woman Monique Limon re-placed on calendar for vote, AB 2501, the “Repossession and Foreclosure Moratorium Bill.” AB 2501, also monikered with the aesthetically pleasing title “The COVID-19: homeowner, tenant, and consumer relief Law of 2020”, This procedural move sets it for a second attempt at passage in the assembly next week.
California’s AB 2501, the “Repossession and Foreclosure Moratorium Bill” Positioned to Be Reintroduced for Second Vote – Credit Union Collections – Delinquency – Foreclosure – NCUA
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