San Jose, Your Property Rights are Under Attack as Government Intrusion Continues
Local governments are forcing owners to offer their properties to government-sanctioned entities before they can be listed for sale. These proposals dictate how your property is sold, to whom it can be sold, and even how much it can be sold for! Protect your rights and investment.
San Jose’s Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA) authorizes third-party entities the first right of refusal to purchase your property.
WHY THIS MATTERS TO YOU AND CALIFORNIA PROPERTY OWNERS:
– Delays the close of sale by 3-4 months.
– Imposes fines and penalties.
– Interferes with your rights as a property owner.
– It’s coming to your community.
READ MORE:
– COPA Program Description
– COPA Background and Program Summary
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