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Codesheet
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- Subject: Codesheet
- From: http://www.bayrentals.com/~support
- Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 11:55:22 -0700
ALA - Alameda NWK - Newark
BER - OAK - Oakland
City Codes CSV - Castro Valley PLE - Pleasanton
Alameda County DUB - Dublin SLR - San Lorenzo
FRE - Fremont SNL - San Leandro
HAY - where-I-live UC - Union City
LIV - Livermore
BTW - Brentwood PAH - Pacheco
BYR - Byron PIN - Pinole
City Codes CON - Concord PIT - Pittsburg
Contra Costa DAN - Danville PLH - Pleasant Hill
County ELS - El Sobrante RIC - Richmond
HER - Hercules ROD - Rodeo
MAR - Martinez SPB - San Pablo
MOR - Moraga SRA - San Ramon
OKL - Oakley WAL - Walnut Creek
City Codes GIL - Gilroy PA - Palo Alto
Santa Clara LA - Los Altos SAR - Saratoga
County LAH - Los Altos Hills SCL - Santa Clara
LG - Los Gatos SJ -
MH - Morgan Hill SVL - Sunnyvale
County BNL - Ben Lomond SCV - Scotts Valley
CAP - Capitola SCZ - Santa Cruz
BUR - Burlingame POR - Portola Valley
DAL - Daly City RWC - Redwood City
City Codes EPA - East Palo Alto SNB - San Bruno
San Mateo County FOS - Foster City SNC - San Carlos
HMB - Half Moon Bay SNM - San Mateo
HIL - Hillsborough SSF - S. San Francisco
LHN - La Honda WDS - Woodside
MIL - Millbrae
1. Consider those properties that most appeal to you based on location,
price, features, etc. as provided on your listings. Drive by the
properties, if you like what you see, and if you like the neighborhoods
call the contact phone numbers that are provided on your listing
sheets. You will notice the abbreviation: DNDT (Do Not Disturb Tenant)
on some of the listings. Please, as a general rule, do not knock on
doors unless you have a prearranged appointment. If you' re really
interested in a rental be sure to call as soon as possible to make an
appointment with the owner or manager. Some apartments will have a
manager on site that you may speak with immediately. Remember, many
units rent quickly so make your calls as soon as you possibly can.
2. When you call for appointments you will find you'll have to leave
messages from time to time. Be sure to tell the landlords that you
found their rental through Bay Area Rentals. Let them know that you
have driven by the property, that you like it, and that you would like
to meet with them as soon as possible. This is usually better than only
leaving your name and number, and should give them a reason to call you
back sooner because they know you have more information on the property
than someone who called from the newspaper.
3. Whenever possible, concentrate your search on those rentals that are
going to be available in 2 to 4 weeks or more. You can eliminate a
great deal of competition by seeing properties before they are in the
newspapers, increa sing your chances for success. If you have only a
short time in which to find a rental, its useful to remember that we
have a number of landlords that list with us exclusively and do not put
their properties in the paper.
4. It is 100% a landlord's market this year, making it extra tough to find
a rental, especially if you have pets. Dogs can make it more difficult
to find a rental, and sometimes cats make it difficult as well,
(although less so ). Currently, you can probably expect an average of
about 10% to 15% of the listings to read "OK" or "MB" (maybe) under the
pets column. We have found that the Santa Clara Humane Society has been
helpful in providing information to landlord s and renters that are pet
owners. They have information such as pet resumes, pet questionnaires
and pet agreements which both landlords and pet owners may find
helpful.
5. We call to verify the availability of our properties frequently, you
always need to allow for an average of approximately 15% or so of them
to be rented already. Rentals move very quickly in this market,
sometimes in a matte r of hours. We try very hard to keep our database
as current as we can, but 100% is just not possible. You can expect to
be told that some of the rentals are gone when you call. When this
happens don't get upset, it's just part of the normal homefinding
process.
REMEMBER --
These are only suggestions for you to try, not guarantees, but
they work for many.
X-STREET - Major cross street or major
parallel street
CITY - City the unit is located in,
Heading listed alphabetically
Descriptions FEATURES - Important details describing
the rental
COMMENTS - Information about the unit
AVAIL - Date unit available to move in
*Note: Availability and rents are subject to change.
C - Carpets P - Patio
D - Drapes Q - Pool
E - Lease R - Refrigerator
F - Fenced S - Stove
Feature G - Garage T - Storage
Codes H - Laundry Hookups U - All Utilities
I - Family Room Paid
J - Fireplace V - Garbage Disposal
K - Carport W - Dishwasher
L - Laundry Facility X - Acreage
M - Month to Month rent Y - Yard
N - Recreation Room Z - Purchase Option
BLNDS - Blinds
DNDT - Do Not Disturb Tenant
Comment DRM - Dining Room
Codes GDNR - Gardener
HWF - Hardwood Floors
MICRO - Microwave
SF - Square Feet
W/D - Washer & Dryer in Unit
CNDO - Condominium CTT - Cottage
Dwelling DPLX - Duplex
Types XPLX - Multiple Plexes
HSE - House
LOFT - Loft
MBH - Mobile Home
TWH - Townhouse