Robert Sandoval

PROP 15 SUPPORTERS ADMIT HOMEOWNERS ARE NEXT The Yes on Prop 15 campaign is telling voters that they won’t come after homeowners. Statements over the years show that’s not true. Supporters of Prop 15 have admitted the next step is to repeal Prop 13 and increase residential property taxes — meaning skyrocketing housing costs for millions of Californians. We know the truth and we’ve got the proof that homeowners are next. Prop 15 has too many flaws and will increase the cost of living for all Californians. Learn the truth about the largest property tax increase in California history! Share flyers on your social media channels.  Please feel free to use any of the flyers provided here. NO on 15 – Flaw 4 – Admin Flaw Infographic NO on 15 – Flaw 6 – Housing Crisis Infographic NO on 15 – Myth vs. Fact Go To The NO ON...

Limits Property Taxes Increases for Wildfire Victims With over 20,000 homes destroyed by wildfires in the past few years, too many wildfire victims face significant and sudden tax hikes for moving to replacement homes located across county lines, sometimes just a few miles from their damaged homes. Prop 19 provides needed tax protections and savings for wildfire victims, removing location restrictions to allow those forced to move due to wildfires to transfer their damaged home’s property tax base to a replacement home anywhere in California. Closing Unfair Tax Loopholes Prop 19 closes loopholes exploited by East Coast investors, celebrities, and wealthy trust fund heirs to avoid paying their fair share on vacation homes, beachfront rentals, and luxury estates. Gaming the system allows wealthy heirs to pay a few thousand dollars in property taxes on inherited homes worth $10 million., and forces middle-class families to pay property tax bills that...

Grants New Powers to Regulatory Bodies to Impose or Modify Rent Policies – Without Public Oversight. Proposition 21 will change existing law to allow extreme rent control regulations and rules to be locally- enacted by unelected rent boards. These boards could change the cost and availability of housing with no requirements that they seek public input or that they hold a public vote. Eliminates Homeowner Protections. Proposition 21 allows regulators to tell single-family homeowners how much they can charge to rent out their homes – even if they just want to rent a single room. Homeowners will be subject to regulations and price controls enacted by unelected boards. Reduced Availability of Affordable and Middle-Class Housing. Independent academic experts from Stanford and U.C. Berkeley agree extreme rent control policies like those in Prop 21 discourage new construction and reduce availability of affordable and middle-class housing, driving up rents for many...