La Quinta California Real Estate: California Governor Vetoes Legislation to Save Distressed Homeowners Taxes

California Governor Vetoes Legislation to Save Distressed Homeowners Taxes

Governor Arnold Schwarzengger vetoed a bill yesterday supported by the California Association of Realtors. The bill was to give people who lose their home to short sale or foreclosure a break on income taxes due to the state of California when they sell distressed properties.This was a huge disappointment to realtors and homeowners too. The California real estate market has suffered alot in the past 3 years and this is one more blow to help distressed homeowners and speed up a recovery in real estate. Hopefully, the legislation will be reintroduced next year with better results.

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2 commentsThe Lori Bowers Group • October 02 2010 04:38PM

Comments

It seems like kicking some body when they are down when things like this get vetoed. They all get theirs or cut services to keep theirs. Good luck next year with it

Posted by All Mountain Realty over 1 year ago

I agree. Many people need help in our area. It is very sad.

Posted by Intero Real Estate Services over 1 year ago

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