2629 N Twin Oaks Valley Rd, San Marcos, CA 92069

This is shown by appointment only with the property manager, Michael Tanous or Sue. Do not get scammed. We will not ask for a deposit or make you do an application before seeing the home.
We can show this home by appointment only.
Important: Please do not come unannounced and visit the property without an appointment. And please, no drive-bys.
Discover comfort and privacy in this charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom ADU in the heart of San Marcos. With 720 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed space, this rental offers tile floors throughout and a ceiling fan to keep you comfortable. The home features a little yard in front of the entrance, creating a welcoming outdoor space, with parking conveniently located under a pepper tree. Pets are welcome, and a flat utility fee keeps expenses simple. Note that this cozy unit does not have AC; it has ceiling fans, and tenants can use a portable AC if needed. It is ideal for those seeking a private, low-maintenance lifestyle in a peaceful setting.
Lease Terms:
1. How long is the lease? It is a minimum of 12 months with extensions afterward.
2. Do you accept Section 8? Yes, but you must still pass a background check and meet the income requirements.
3. Do you accept pets? Pets are acceptable with a pet deposit of $350 and approval from the owner.
4. Are utilities included? 1. Tenants pay a flat fee of $150 for all utilities.
5. Appliances? The Microwave and Refrigerator are included. Sorry, this home does not have a washer or dryer.
6. Parking? Parking in front of the house.
7. Security Deposit at move-in? Usually, it is the same amount as the rent.
8. What credit score do I need? Typically, a 700 or better score.
9. Do you accept people with evictions? No, there are no exceptions.
10. Do you accept co-signers? No.
11. Do you accept no credit? No.
12. Do you accept people without a social security number? No.
13. What is the income requirement? Typically, it is two times the rent amount. You must submit your last two months of pay stubs if you are an employee. Suppose you collect payments from a third source (like disability, SSI, Section 8, or Retirement). If you are considered an Independent Contractor or Self-Employed, I need your last two bank statements. Read More