Dive into San Francisco real estate and life in SF with long-time trusted San Francisco agent Matt Fuller. Insights into real estate, buyer and seller tips, unbelievable stories, and guests from local leaders to real estate industry legends.
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Can you AirBnb your place in San Francisco?
In this episode, San Francisco Real Estate Broker and expert Matt Fuller answers one of the most common questions he gets from both home buyers and current owners. And there’s a lot to consider.
Keywords
AirBnb, San Francisco, real estate, short-term rentals
Takeaways:
Get the answers to your most pressing questions around the use of Airbnb in San Francisco, including:
· Can I buy a place with the purpose of renting it out on Airbnb?
· Do I need to live at the property to rent it out?
· I’m a renter; do I need my landlord’s approval to sublease my place on Airbnb?
· What kinds of extra rules do local condo boards and apartment buildings impose?
· Does San Francisco require additional paperwork or fees?
If you’ve got questions about Airbnb usage and other San Francisco real estate matters, Matt Fuller has the answers. Matt offers both the official and unofficial takes, with insight gleaned from three decades of experience.
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30 May 2024TRANSCRIPT
What Really Happened to Tracy Kasper, NAR President?
Summary
The resignation of Tracy Casper, NAR president, raises questions about the timing behind her departure. San Francisco Real Estate Broker Matt Fuller presents a thought-provoking analysis of the situation, shedding light on potential alternative explanations for Tracy Casper's resignation.
Keywords
Tracy Casper, NAR president, resignation, blackmail, lawsuit settlement, NDA, real estate, San Francisco
Takeaways
The resignation of Tracy Casper from the NAR presidency raises questions about the timing, circumstances, and motivations behind her departure.
The timing of events surrounding the $1.8 billion lawsuit settlement and Tracy Casper's resignation suggests a possible relationship between the two events.
Speculation arises about the possibility of an alternative explanation for Tracy Casper's resignation, involving disagreement with the proposed NAR settlement and the likely presence of a comprehensive NDA.
Matt Fuller's analysis provides a thought-provoking perspective on the situation, prompting further exploration and consideration of alternative explanations.
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6 Sept 2022TRANSCRIPT
Doing Business In The Castro
In this episode our guest is San Francisco local business owner, past member of The Castro Merchant Association (https://www.castromerchants.com/) and current board president of The Castro Street Fair (https://castrostreetfair.org/). Meet Jenn Meyer, owner of Local Take, a one-of-kind amazing hand-crafted local artist-maker gallery/gift store. She talks to Matt about owning a business in The Castro, her role supporting the upcoming Castro Street Fair and Why Her One Perfect Bite Has Nacho Cheese It.
What is Local Take, and what do they sell?
Jenn's Favorite Neighborhood?
What is Castro Street Fair?
Who Shops Local Take?
What Do Tourists Miss in San Francisco?
Differences between Castro and Inner Sunset?
Opinion on the Formula Retail?
When is Castro Street Fair?
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Can you AirBnb your place in San Francisco?
Published 21 Jan 2025 · Transcript excerpt
[…] So that is under current city rules what you can and cannot do. So if you're at the property you can rent out a portion of it every single night if you want as long as you're the permanent resident. However if you are not going to be at the property it is limited to 90 days a year. So that's what you can do. So now let's talk about who can do this in San Francisco. And under the rules you are only allowed to short -term rent your primary residence and you cannot just purchase a property with the intent of never occupying it and having it solely be a short -term rental. In addition if you were to purchase a unit building say two or more units you would only be allowed to a short -term rent the unit that you occupy as your primary residence. […]
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