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Phone Number
(650) 299-8000
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$687 - $1341*/month

Program Type

Section 8 Housing

Street Address

825 Old County Rd

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Bonnie Brae Terrace

Bonnie Brae Terrace

Section 8 Housing

Bonnie Brae Terrace Has 60 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Belmont Vista Convalescent Hospital

Belmont Vista Convalescent Hospital

Retirement Community

Belmont Vista Convalescent Hospital Has 1 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Belmont Vista Senior Community

Belmont Vista Senior Community

Retirement Community

Belmont Vista Senior Community Has 1 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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CARLMONT GARDENS NURSING CENTER

CARLMONT GARDENS NURSING CENTER

Retirement Community

CARLMONT GARDENS NURSING CENTER Has 1 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Ralston Village

Ralston Village

Retirement Community

Ralston Village Has 1 Units Available

$687 - $1341*/month
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Sunrise Assisted Living of Belmont

Sunrise Assisted Living of Belmont

Retirement Community

Sunrise Assisted Living of Belmont Has 1 Units Available

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Need Permission Just to Hang a Picture Frame? 3 Rental Changes Landlords Usually Shouldn’t Reject Without a Good Reason

Many renters think every nail, hook, or small change requires begging the landlord for permission. The truth is more practical: some changes are harmless, reversible, or legally protected when tied to disability needs. Before you assume the answer is no, check these three types of rental changes landlords usually should not reject without a real reason.

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Renters insurance can protect your belongings, liability, and temporary living costs—but only if the situation actually fits your policy. Many renters buy a policy because the landlord requires it, then never check the exclusions or limits. These three situations are where renters often discover they were less protected than they thought.

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With today's soaring home prices, buying your own home has become almost everyone's dream, and affordable housing is a hot commodity that everyone is chasing. For those on a tight budget, buying a HUD property can be an excellent option. HUD also offers emergency rental assistance to help those who are facing rental difficulties due to unforeseen events. Today, we will explain how to buy a HUD property and HUD's emergency rental assistance program to make your home search easier.

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Why Is the $1,500 “Special Deal” Gone, and Only the $1,700 Unit Is Available?

A $1,500 “special deal” can disappear quickly—but sometimes it was never the real monthly rent you thought it was. Apartment listings may show starting prices, net effective rent, limited units, or outdated availability. Before touring or applying, renters should confirm the exact unit, actual monthly rent, lease term, fees, and move-in date in writing.