My family wants to rent a home in Somis, CA. How do we find out if anything is available?

Renee James
Other/Just Looking
Camarillo, CA

Answers (7)
Ted Mackel
Agent
Simi Valley, CA

This a pretty old question....are you still looking Renee?

I have to say that it is interesting and it really does not take a degree in rocket science to figure out when people like Renee ask questions on Trulia that they would not be here if the wanted to contact local Realtor.

It is a total disservice to the people asking questions here at Trulia when some one posts as an answer to "contact a local Realtor" or to find a person ( that specializes in that field) in your area to help you. I think that they already know how to do that.

Tue May 6 2008, 08:26
Barry Shapiro
Agent
Camarillo, CA

Why rent, when you, too can buy. Check out this detached 40s home on a large lot... Good luck!

Mon May 5 2008, 21:17
Bruce Lynn
Agent
Texas

Check out rent.com, realtor.com, and craigslist.com. That’s where you’ll find the most rental listings. You might also check with one of the property managers in your local area to see what they have or will have in the near future.

Thu Aug 16 2007, 10:29
Mana Tulberg
Agent
Ventura County, CA

You could visit my website, http://www.manatulberg.com. Under property search you could search for properties in Somis, Ca. This is a service free of charge and no obligations.

Wed Aug 15 2007, 00:26
Cindi Hagley, W...
Broker
San Ramon, CA

Craigs List is a great place to start. Also contact a local Realtor and see if any homes are available for lease.

Sun Aug 12 2007, 14:28
Pam Winterbauer,...
Broker
San Ramon, CA

I would check on Yahoo, craigslist.com apartment.com and your local property management company.

Sun Aug 12 2007, 14:21
Ellen Chung
Agent
San Mateo, CA
FIRST ANSWER

There are quite a few internet resources you can use including: http://www.craigslist.com (if you are near a major metropolitan city), http://www.apartments.com, http://www.apartmentguide.com, http://www.rent.com.

Also, if you're looking for a rental in your local area then keep your eyes open for "For Rent" signs. Landlords and property management companies usually post those signs whenever they are searching for tenants. Good luck!

Web Reference: http://www.simpluxe.com
Sun Aug 12 2007, 14:10

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