M Section in Rohnert Park, CA is almost a town of its own.  Located directly across from Sonoma State University, M Section is a popular destination for students to rent or buy their home for the next four years.  Sonoma State University, also known as SSU, has become a sought after campus for 4 year students.  M Section is the newest subdivision in Rohnert Park, each one named after a letter in the alphabet.  Every street in M Section starts with the letter "M", creating what I refer to as the "M Section Zoo".  Would you like to live on Middlebrook, Mary, Mercedes, Mitchell or Maurice?  Don't worry, there are 39 more M Section street names to choose from. At the center of M Section is Magnolia Park, consisting of 13 acres of fun.  Magnolia Park is equipped with tennis courts, a swimmi... 03/24/2010

   GREAT NEW PRICE7809 Montero Dr Rohnert Park, CA 94928$435,000Sweet three bedroom, two full bath home. Kitchen is bright with sitting area. Gas range with lots of cabinets. Living room features a vaulted ceiling with brick fireplace. Sliding glass door to private back yard. Side yard and possible RV on side of home. Extra parking in front. Indoor laundry room. Master w/separate bath. Attached two car garage. Built in storagae. Shed on property. Single level. Parks and schools nearby! Convenient M Section!Directions: M Section to Mitchelle to Montero  Listing #: 20727937Year Built: 1988 CountySonoma Property TypeResidential Subdivision Property SubTypeSingle Family Other StructuresShed(s) APN047-370-070 FireplaceYes Beds: 3Baths (FH): 2 (2 0) RoofComposition Approx Square Feet1262 Tax ... 08/10/2007

Rohnert Park Real Estate Renting vs. OwningOwning a home is the American Dream, but renters are often apprehensive about taking on the financial responsibility of home ownership. Along with the pride, security and sense of community that comes from owning a home, real estate professionals remind taxpayers that owning a home rather than renting also offers financial benefits. ► Deductible Property Taxes and Interest: Most homeowners can deduct property taxes and interest paid on their mortgage every year of ownership. In fact, the tax code allows homeowners to write off interest on first and second mortgages -- including equity lines and loans -- up to $1.1 million worth of the overall mortgage debt. That is expected to amount to $72.6 billion in tax deductions this year alone. ► Borrowi... 07/06/2007