Looking for a co-tenant to find a place together in San Francisco — my budget is $2,500/month.
A bit about me: I'm 48, work from home in IT, and am an animal rights activist. I keep a very clean, organized home — here's a walkthrough video from my last apartment so you can see exactly what I mean (dogs make a cameo at the end).
I've been in a suburb long enough and am ready to get back to city life. Before that I lived in Hollywood for five years with a roommate and loved it.
I have two small dogs, 10 and 15 lbs. They're well-behaved and part of the deal.
I have all the common space furniture covered — living room, dining area, and kitchen gear.
I'm very progressive and have lived with gay and trans roommates — identity is a non-issue for me. Looking for a mature adult who's comfortable with dogs.
The important one — as a vegan animal rights activist, I'll be upfront to save us both time: shared spaces — kitchen, fridge, and common areas — must remain 100% plant-based, no animal products. Cooking meat in the kitchen is a hard no. What you eat in your own room is your business.
Most SF neighborhoods are fine — though not Tenderloin, Downtown/Union Square, Bayview, or Hunters Point.
I'm looking for a 2bd/2ba minimum — a 3rd bedroom would be great for storage or a workshop. A reserved parking space is required; coming from SoCal, my car isn't optional.
I have a general idea of what I'm after — something like a 3bd/2ba house or apartment, around 1,200 sqft, in the $4,500–$5,000 range split two ways. Here's an example listing to give you a sense of what I have in mind (photos here).
