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    AB-1427
    Consumer Protection

    Consumer credit report: sale of property: natural disasters.

    Introduced
    CA
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    2025-2026 Regular Session
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    Key Takeaways

    • Prohibits credit agencies from reporting property sales forced by natural disasters that made homes uninhabitable.
    • Prevents lenders from using disaster-related property sales as a negative factor in credit decisions.
    • Expands existing credit reporting protections that already cover medical debt and certain legal matters.

    Summary

    Assembly Member Calderon's consumer credit protection measure prohibits credit reporting agencies from including information about property sales in areas where the Governor has declared a state of emergency due to natural disasters that rendered the properties uninhabitable. The legislation amends California's Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies Act to add these disaster-related property sales to the list of items excluded from consumer credit reports.

    The bill also bars creditors and financial institutions from using such property sales as a negative factor when making credit decisions. This provision mirrors existing protections for medical debt in consumer credit evaluations. Under the amended law, credit reporting agencies must omit these property sales from their reports, similar to current exclusions for certain bankruptcies, paid tax liens, and other specified information.

    Key Dates

    Next Step
    Referred to the Assembly Standing Committee on Appropriations
    Next Step
    Assembly Committee
    Referred to the Assembly Standing Committee on Appropriations
    Hearing has not been scheduled yet
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Assembly Committee
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Introduced. To print.
    Assembly Floor
    Introduced. To print.
    Introduced. To print.

    Contacts

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    Joaquin ArambulaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Buffy WicksD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Lisa CalderonD
    Assemblymember
    Bill Author
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Mike FongD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Diane DixonR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
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    Joaquin ArambulaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Buffy WicksD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Lisa CalderonD
    Assemblymember
    Bill Author
    Profile
    Mike FongD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Diane DixonR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Gregg HartD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Blanca PachecoD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Gail PellerinD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Kate SanchezR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Tri TaR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Jessica CalozaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Mark GonzalezD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Heather HadwickR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Jose SolacheD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Sade ElhawaryD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member

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    Introduced By

    Lisa Calderon
    Lisa CalderonD
    California State Assembly Member
    10% progression
    Bill has been formally introduced and read for the first time in its house of origin (2/21/2025)

    Latest Voting History

    View History
    May 6, 2025
    PASS
    Assembly Committee
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    AyesNoesNVRTotalResult
    110112PASS

    Key Takeaways

    • Prohibits credit agencies from reporting property sales forced by natural disasters that made homes uninhabitable.
    • Prevents lenders from using disaster-related property sales as a negative factor in credit decisions.
    • Expands existing credit reporting protections that already cover medical debt and certain legal matters.

    Get Involved

    Act Now!

    Email the authors or create an email template to send to all relevant legislators.

    Introduced By

    Lisa Calderon
    Lisa CalderonD
    California State Assembly Member

    Summary

    Assembly Member Calderon's consumer credit protection measure prohibits credit reporting agencies from including information about property sales in areas where the Governor has declared a state of emergency due to natural disasters that rendered the properties uninhabitable. The legislation amends California's Consumer Credit Reporting Agencies Act to add these disaster-related property sales to the list of items excluded from consumer credit reports.

    The bill also bars creditors and financial institutions from using such property sales as a negative factor when making credit decisions. This provision mirrors existing protections for medical debt in consumer credit evaluations. Under the amended law, credit reporting agencies must omit these property sales from their reports, similar to current exclusions for certain bankruptcies, paid tax liens, and other specified information.

    10% progression
    Bill has been formally introduced and read for the first time in its house of origin (2/21/2025)

    Key Dates

    Next Step
    Referred to the Assembly Standing Committee on Appropriations
    Next Step
    Assembly Committee
    Referred to the Assembly Standing Committee on Appropriations
    Hearing has not been scheduled yet
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Assembly Committee
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    Introduced. To print.
    Assembly Floor
    Introduced. To print.
    Introduced. To print.

    Latest Voting History

    View History
    May 6, 2025
    PASS
    Assembly Committee
    Assembly Judiciary Hearing
    AyesNoesNVRTotalResult
    110112PASS

    Contacts

    Profile
    Joaquin ArambulaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Buffy WicksD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Lisa CalderonD
    Assemblymember
    Bill Author
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Mike FongD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Diane DixonR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    0 of 15 row(s) selected.
    Page 1 of 3
    Select All Legislators
    Profile
    Joaquin ArambulaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Buffy WicksD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Lisa CalderonD
    Assemblymember
    Bill Author
    Profile
    Mike FongD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Diane DixonR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Gregg HartD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Blanca PachecoD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Gail PellerinD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Kate SanchezR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Tri TaR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Jessica CalozaD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Mark GonzalezD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Heather HadwickR
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Jose SolacheD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member
    Profile
    Sade ElhawaryD
    Assemblymember
    Committee Member