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McClatchy California editorial board recommends “Yes” on Prop 37

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McClatchy’s California editorial board, representing the Sacramento Bee, Modesto Bee, Merced Sun-Star, Fresno Bee and San Luis Obispo Tribune, has added its voice to a growing list of editorial boards across the state that recommend a “Yes” vote on Proposition 37.

With middle-class Californians struggling to achieve homeownership due to increasingly higher housing costs, Prop. 37 offers a solution. It would allow the California Housing Finance Agency to issue up to $25 billion in revenue bonds to finance second mortgages of up to 17% of a qualifying new home’s purchase price. Buyers would put down at least 3%, and their monthly payments on the second mortgage would repay the bonds and cover administrative costs.

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