Sonoma County Real Estate Investors Association

Sonoma County Real Estate Investors Association The goal of this open group of Sonoma County Real Estate Investors is to share or gain knowledge and McDowell in Petaluma. Let us know who you are.

Meetings will be hosted on the first Tuesday each month at Palms Grill on S. We meet in the back in the large banquet room and meetings will start at 7pm. Please RSVP to the Meetup App if you plan to attend. Meeting will cost $20.00 per person and will go toward the cost of hosting and marketing the group on meetup and other sites, the venue, supplies, and any other expense the host deems necessar

y. Please park behind the restaurant (in the hotel parking lot). The restaurant will have a special menu prepared for us. If you're eating please show up 20-30 minutes early to place your orders. Meeting Agenda:

15 minute introduction period. Each member should take 15 to 30 seconds to introduce themselves. What investments/projects you're interested in or working on. What you hope to get out of the group.

15 minutes to discuss needs and wants. This is the time to ask the group for help with a referral or advice. If you’re working on a project and need a referral for a contractor etc. If you are curious about how to structure a deal.

15 minutes to pitch investment opportunities. If you have a project you would like to wholesale, If you have a joint venture, If you have a project and you’re looking for investors. Mention the project or opportunity and if someone in the group would like to discuss it hook up with them at the end during the networking time.

30 minutes for a speaker and discussion/questions. Each meeting we will have a guest speaker who will present information about an aspect of real estate investing. Please allow the speakers to present and save your questions for the discussion after.

45 minutes for networking, to meet the other members in the group, connect with those who can help you with the topics that have come up in the discussions.

Here are some updates regarding the short term rental ordinance efforts for the city of Santa Rosa In this link they als...
10/01/2021

Here are some updates regarding the short term rental ordinance efforts for the city of Santa Rosa

In this link they also included the responses that people sent in from a survey that the city ran back in August.

Also, the City is moving forward with the development of an urgency ordinance which will be presented to City Council for consideration and potential adoption on October 12, 2021. The proposed short-term rental urgency ordinance will include a permit requirement and policies relating to occupancy limits, parking requirements, noise, and life-safety

Also included is a replay of the zoom meeting that was held on 9/29.

The City of Santa Rosa is considering an ordinance to better regulate rentals, where people stay for 30 days or fewer.

Here’s some new news about Denver requiring landlords to get licenses and to get building inspections done. It will prob...
05/16/2021

Here’s some new news about Denver requiring landlords to get licenses and to get building inspections done.

It will probably come to CA at some point also.

Denver is changing its laws and requiring landlords to get a license to rent out properties. Will this trend stretch into other markets?

03/03/2021

We had a great meeting tonite with
TerriAnn sharing some stats about the housing market over the past year.

Here are the slides from the meeting.

08/17/2020

Call/ email the board of supervisors today!

Here is an email that I got today saying that the sups are planning on limiting the amount of vacation rentals permits in Sonoma County.

Dear Vrbo Partner,

Tomorrow, Tuesday, August 18 at 2:00 PM PDT, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider capping vacation rental licenses at their current levels. At a time when the affordable and safe accommodations that vacation rentals provide to traveling families is needed most, this is a step in the wrong direction for Sonoma County.

While this may not impact you immediately, we encourage you to contact the Board and let them know why your vacation rentals are a vital part of a safe, healthy tourism recovery and an important part of your household economy as well. Below are three ways to make your voice heard:

Email: To submit an emailed public comment to the Board email [email protected]. Please provide your name, the agenda item number #26, and your comment. These comments will be emailed to all Board members.

Call: To submit public comment via recorded message, please call
(707) 691-0174 by 5pm, Monday, Aug 17th. State your name and the item number #26. The recordings will be time-limited.

Attend: Attend the BOS meeting on Tuesday, Aug 18th at 2PM: Click here to participate in the Zoom meeting by computer, tablet, or smartphone: Enter Password: 397774.

If you have not already joined, we encourage you to check out the Sonoma County Coalition of Hosts, a local independent group of vacation rental operators fighting for fair and effective regulations in Sonoma County.

Best,
Vrbo Government Affairs

The city of Santa Rosa will be hearing public input on where to disburse the $95 million they received from 2017 wildfir...
07/26/2020

The city of Santa Rosa will be hearing public input on where to disburse the $95 million they received from 2017 wildfires regarding the PG&E bankruptcy settlement. People can give their input to the city next week.

Update on City’s 2017 Wildfires Claim Settlement from PG&E

06/19/2020

00:00 Hey it's Michael Murphree from Vanguard properties and creator of 101 Reasons to Love the North Bay. Today we're here with Pilar Bernard who is the own...

04/07/2020

We are anticipating that sequestration will continue past the date for our May meeting. Therefore, we will try to have a shorter (45 minute) meeting on Zoom. Please contact me at
[email protected] to provide me with your email address for this and future Zoom meetings. This will be a first, hosting a meeting, so bring your patience and a sense of humor, please! For those of you not sending me your email address, the meeting will be May 5th from 6:30pm until 7:15pm and can be accessed on zoom using:
meeting id 222 855 6040
password 769554

For this first meeting, we intend to check in with each of you, obviously about your health and safety if you need anything, but professionally to discuss how to navigate within our business in a sequestered environment. Personally, I'm busier that I have been all year. Talk soon. If you need, feel free to call my cell at (707) 536-6161. jeff

I thought this article might be of interest to you, as it was to me, in identifying communities where investment opportu...
10/29/2019

I thought this article might be of interest to you, as it was to me, in identifying communities where investment opportunities are forthcoming.

October 25, 2019: City of Vallejo, California posted an article on LinkedIn

10/01/2019

Join us tomorrow night, Tuesday the 1st, for a wide ranging presentation covering Out of State investing, Fix & Flip, Seller Financing and Note Investing.
Nomi Yah, of Elohe Loans in Sonoma, author of the book ‘Notes to Notes’, does all that in a regular day at the office!
She has an interesting story coming from the entertainment world of Grammy’s and Gold Records as a song writer, performer and event promoter.
Now she has traded in some of that note life for a career in real estate and real estate notes.
Join us for an informative and enjoyable presentation. You just might win a free book!

See you tomorrow night.

Sean Markey

Tuesday, October 1st
From 7:00 to 9:00
Palms Grill
100 South Mc Dowell Blvd
Petaluma
Fee $20

Come early for networking and ordering dinner

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Petaluma, CA
94952

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