Board of Directors | California Rental Housing Association

CALRHA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2023 CalRHA Executive Officers

President – Earle Vaughan, AAGLA
Vice President – Gary DeLong, CalRHA Direct Member
Treasurer – Betty Jeppesen, SBRPA
Secretary – Sid Lakireddy, BPOA
Legislative Chair – Adam Pearce, NVPOA

Past President – Christine LaMarca, SoCalRHA

2023 CalRHA Board Members

Allison Pfister, SoCalRHA
Cheryl Turner, AAGLA
Chris Matteucci, NCRPA
Howard Epstein, SPOSFI
Jack Schwartz, Jr., EBRHA
John Tomlinson, AAOC
Matt Depa, NVPOA
Nathan Poth, AAOC
Nick Gonzales, SBRPA
Noni Richen, SPOSFI
Ryan Calvillo, NCRPA
Sam Sorokin, BPOA
Wayne Rowland, EBRHA

Thank you for your volunteer time and commitment to our industry. Without leaders like you, rental housing in the state of California would be a more difficult place to conduct business and provide quality housing to residents.

ABOUT US

The California Rental Housing Association (CalRHA) represents almost 24,000 members totaling more than 653,000 units, made up of small, medium and large rental housing owners throughout the State of California.

Our purpose is to advocate in the best interest of the rental housing industry and collectively address industry needs.

GET IN TOUCH

BEFORE REACHING OUT TO US, PLEASE READ:
All information provided by CalRHA is intended for general information only, and should not be construed as legal, tax, or financial advice applicable to your particular situation. CalRHA was established to serve the needs of property owners, managers and other stakeholders involved in providing quality rental housing to California residents.

LEAVE US A MESSAGE:
(916) 656-5959 or info@cal-rha.org

1121 L Street, Suite 105
Sacramento, CA 95814

TERMS & CONDITIONS

As a property/owner member of CalRHA you are entitled to all membership benefits and services at member rates, which also includes National Apartment Association (NAA) rates.

Additionally, as a supplier member of CalRHA, $30 of your annual membership dues goes towards a one-year subscription to units Magazine and is non-deductible for association dues payment.

In compliance with the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1993, 70% of your annual membership dues goes towards lobbying expenses and is non-deductible for association dues payment.