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The Importance of Renter’s Insurance in San Francisco
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The Importance of Renter’s Insurance in San Francisco

With rising costs everywhere right now, many renters are looking to cut costs wherever they can. However, it is important ... Continue Reading

Tips for Negotiating with Your Landlord
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Tips for Negotiating with Your Landlord

Renters are rarely in the power position when it comes to the landlord and tenant relationship. However, you can still ... Continue Reading

What You Should Know about Renting an Illegal Apartment
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What You Should Know about Renting an Illegal Apartment

San Francisco and other cities in the Bay Area continue to be some of the most expensive in the country. ... Continue Reading

Questions You Should Ask a Landlord Before Renting an Apartment
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Questions You Should Ask a Landlord Before Renting an Apartment

Finding the right place to live in the Bay Area is no easy task. There’s a lot to consider when ... Continue Reading

What Tenants Need to Know about Tenant Screening Reports and Tenant History Reports
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What Tenants Need to Know about Tenant Screening Reports and Tenant History Reports

As the country continues to re-open and return to some version of normalcy during the pandemic, rent prices continue to ... Continue Reading

Why Do Landlords Require Renters Insurance?
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Why Do Landlords Require Renters Insurance?

Some leases have a clause in it that requires tenants to obtain renters insurance. Yes, it is legal for landlords ... Continue Reading

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