Hey Renters!!!!
Be careful when renting. Know whether you are considered a "boarder" or a "tenant."

Here's a tip on CREDIT REPORTS:
California law stipulates that landlords can collect a maximum fee of $30 for a credit report. The landlord must also provide a receipt that itemizes how the money is spent on the report, give the applicant a copy of the credit report if requested, refund any unspent portion of the fee, and return the entire fee if a background check is not performed.
Federal law also allows each person one free credit report per year. So a good strategy when applying to many apartments during your search is to use that free report and make copies of it to hand out as a part of your application to each apartment. See www.ftc.gov or www.annualcreditreport.com for more information
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Please note that this listing service is free for the landlord and potential tenant. USF and the Office of Residence Life do not recommend or endorse any specific units, nor do they take responsibility for any financial agreements, conditions of properties, or landlord-tenant contracts. The Office of Residence Life offers off-campus housing services to all University of San Francisco students. If you would like additional information on renting in San Francisco, please do not hesitate to call Office of Residence Life, 140 Phelan Hall. He can be reached at 415-422-6824, or by email, kali3@usfca.edu. You can also contact James Wade, Graduate Assistant

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