http://hotpads/comments/viewThread/?format=html&id=928HotPads CommentsjRSSGenerator by Henrique A. Viecilihttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssWe are relocating to the Bay Area from the Austin, Texas metro. Does anyone know the best place to look for a place that allows 2 dogs, both 40-60 lbs and a cat for rent that is no more than $2500? My husband will be working in downtown SF and will need public transport. Should we go for a relocating service? If yes, which would be best? mucho thanks for any help!928Hi Mel! A great place to start would be with our pet friendly housing search. I've started a search for you for San Francisco rentals that allow pets, under $2500. I also highlighted the public transportation stops so you can see where the rentals are in relation to the apartments. Hope this helps! http://hotpads.com/search/pet-friendly-apartments#lat=37.75660133485111&lon=-122.40348815917969&zoom=20&topListingZoom=12&previewId=pet-friendly-apartments&previewType=area&listingTypes=rental,sublet,room,corporate&highPrice=2500&includeVaguePricing=false&visible=new,viewed,favorite&pets=cats,dogs&points=publicTransportation Colleen934My husband and I are planning to move back to San Francisco. We love the Richmond district, close to Golden Gate Park. We have 2 dogs and 3 cats. We are looking at either renting or buying a 2 bedroom bungalow with a small back yard. We love using the public d transit We are planning to move back to San Francisco in the Richmond district. We have 2 dogs and 3 cats. Are there any 2 bedroom bungalows for rent or for sale? We also would like a small backyard.1606Teri, I am happy to send you a list of homes for sale via email. My email address is gilheanywest@yahoo.com3658