Wednesday, 4 November 2015

High-lease areas in Bay Area

Financial plan for the month:

Goods - $500

Milk… buzz! Living reasonable like lady in trouble is a stupor in the low-lease areas of San Francisco's Bay Area. Labeled as high-lease areas in Bay Area, I couldn't envision an occupation without frightening figures. Reserve funds? Moan L Unless one's a yuppie, she wouldn't be found around the costly neighborhoods of Panhandle. Delicious glades accompany six digit paycheck or a top of the line calling.

Potrero Hill - View of horizons @ $4,195

Ready to manage the cost of such a thick lease? At that point, why to do without the advantage of rough terrain stopping? Orange nightfall shining on San Francisco Bay is such a sight. Tenants living in such a costly group would think that its value to pay top of the line figures. Heights of Eastern Hills are the inside stage that makes space for tasteful musical shows and inconspicuous neighborhood. Gee Mmm, this is the normal month to month rental for 2 room loft in inward city.

South Beach – Miami shores begins from $ 4,200

Less expensive is not the word, but rather it's the means by which one would prevent themselves from going AWE! Superior to anything Dog patch in their understanding. Sparing month to month rental by a major $100 without abandoning sunny neighborhood! An immaculate spot for BBQ enthusiasts – Night life and surfing sheets on the coastlines of Miami continues tricking the devotees of rich living.

Beg – Lush, balanced air @ $4,170

An enthusiast of green spreads, who wouldn't fret spending somewhat higher on the rental side? This is the spot then! Customary bistros add to its balanced excellence. Cycling in such a calm group is a magnificent thing an inhabitant would do. Access to open transport and entirely entertainments make Panhandle a costly neighborhood in Bay Area.

Appears like great to go for the general population who shop in lavishness, instead of looking for the reason. Expats abandon the rich part, we call as 'protection'.

There are lot of Awesome Homes for rent in Bayarea

Thursday, 10 September 2015

4 Common rental scams, under your march!


Not beating about the bush, 4 common rental scams look like the ever-trending ones. Prologue with student tenancy then rental apartments, Nigerian prince and vacation rentals
…the last one trending on the list
One shouldn’t be having the shock of their life if they find a house on repossession, shimmering to the heights online, with the sign board, “For sale”.
Stolen rental ads and IDS
Poor landlords! Their rental ads are stolen or hijacked by craigslist entities. This is why they look way too genuine.
Copy & paste rental listings
It’s done! Everything looks so real because some real people own them – address, pictures, amenities, address.
Except for the email id, which is the con-artist exclusive.
Phantom rent outs scam
You wire the security deposit, only to find that you’re stranded on the streets. No such property, as addressed in the listing exists. Con men create properties those never exist.
Eviction notice scam
You never knew who knew about you battling finances and rental arrears. You find a letter in the mail box, only to find that you can elude eviction with the help of EVICTION PREVENTION SERVICES.
All you have to pay is just $3,000!
And this is the epitome of eviction scam!!!
What not?
No genuine landlord or roommate would always be out of country on a mission.  Let’s put ourselves in their shoes. Would we be sitting abroad in the far east of Slovakia, sketching plans to hand over the key?
A CSI deal? Nah!!!
Have you ever visited the rental apartment/property in person? The answer is no, and the rest goes without saying.
R & D, that’s not a cliché, forever. I’d be looking for rental vacancy rates, average amount of rate and, above all, reviews by renters.  
Ugh, fake IDs. I neither work for the University of California, nor own the property listed online. Still, I could breach it. I know my onions, so it’s not a Himalayan task to email you a fake driver’s license.
Anti-rental-scam victim will verify with a realtor. Next comes my ID check. Realtors knew me better. Then, you get to know how grotesque it would’ve been.
In most cases it’s the students, who become the hottest targets. Hard earned money purloined by rental scammers is more than a pain. Life savings washed out as security deposits isn’t that easy to take.
Jennifer Abel, reporter at Consumer Affairs says, “Anytime you are looking for a rental there’s always a possibility a scammer is behind it.”