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NO on Prop 15 Stop Higher Property Taxes and Save Prop 13 HELP DEFEAT PROP 15 Join the Fight to Oppose Prop 15 SAY NO TO THE PROPERTY TAX HIKE... Prop 15, the $11.5 billion-a-year property tax hike, is on the November ballot. Make no mistake: supporters of this attack on Prop 13 have made it clear that they plan to come after our homes next. On many occasions, Prop 15’s backers have admitted that this is the first step in their plan to repeal Prop 13 entirely. This means skyrocketing property taxes for all California homeowners. DO NOT let them raise your taxes. For more than 40 years, Prop 13 has provided certainty to property owners that they can afford their property taxes, no matter what happens to real estate values over time. If you agree, we’re asking you to sign up to vote NO on Prop 15 to stay connected with the campaign and find ways you can help defeat the property tax hike.

Americans say it's a good time to buy and sell a home Source: Housing Wire In a seller’s market, it’s not too surprising Americans have expressed optimism toward home selling. But Americans also say it’s a good time to be a buyer, with more Americans bullish over buying than selling.... Industry experts say the buyer optimism stems from near-record low mortgage rates, which are helping to restore much of consumers’ positivity on whether it is a good time to buy a home, while also improving the good-time-to-sell sentiment. Fannie Mae’s Home Purchase Sentiment Index, which reflects the attitudes of more than 1,000 respondents toward housing, shows consumer sentiment over five of six housing indicators increased in August. Consumers are expressing more optimistic views than previously over buying and selling, and fewer concerns over job losses.

Please do your research before voting in November. There are several bills that will be detrimental if passed. Do you want higher taxes? Do you want to pay California even after you’ve moved out of state? Vote wisely please.