
No Self-Help Repossession or Foreclosure until after January 1, 2023
Sacramento, CA – 11 June, 2020 – Sitting by the PC listening to the hours of voting on the state Assembly floor, it was late afternoon and just three items before being brought to the California State Assembly, when Assemblywoman Limon pulled the bill from the vote. The status was changed to it being a “Suspense File”, from what I had heard and is not shown on the bill’s status on the state’s website. but what really changed, was the bill itself, which has been very heavily amended, and not in a more reasonable manner.






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