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Park Place at San Mateo, apartment 6-107

Updated November 10, 2026 · By b. (findwithb.com)

A ground floor one bedroom of 713 sq ft whose kitchen and bath were renovated around 2024, in a 2001 to 2002 community. Its living room, patio and bedroom window face a public sidewalk and Saratoga Drive, a divided road, with offices across; its front door sits in a quiet covered alcove off the building 6 courtyard. Everything below was rebuilt from the raw footage, labels, handouts and public sources, and every statement points to its evidence.

228 recorded objects and spaces · 239 detailed findings · 45 listing checks

City
San Mateo
Address
1025 Park Place (community at 1101 Park Place), San Mateo, CA 94403
Visit date
27 Oct 2026, 12:15 to 12:49
Home type
One bedroom apartment
Recorded asking rent
$4,388 per month, as of 2026-10-27. This is a dated record, not a current offer.

Inside the apartment

Walking in

You step in from a dim, quiet, lamp lit alcove through a solid black door, and the whole home opens straight ahead of you. Pale wood look planks run past a bright white island and a gleaming stainless refrigerator to two tall, blind covered windows glowing with daylight at the far end. Everything looks newly finished and clean: crisp white cabinets, warm off white walls, a ceiling fan, and no carpet anywhere.

Light and windows

The light lives at the street end. Two tall windows with transoms and a full glass patio door face southwest, so mornings are soft and indirect, and direct sun arrives late in the morning and grows through the afternoon. Around midday in late October, sun was already striping the floor through closed blinds, washing the patio and pouring warm through the open patio door. In late afternoon the sun sits low and nearly square to the glass, so expect warm, golden, glary hours that send you to tilt the blinds, most of all on summer afternoons. The kitchen at the back has no window and leans on recessed downlights and under cabinet strips even at noon. The bedroom gets gentler, filtered light from behind the covered patio, with direct sun mainly in the mid to late afternoon and more in winter.

Space and layout

It is one long, open sweep from the front door: the L shaped kitchen and island on your right, a dining spot in the middle, and the living room with its patio door at the bright far end. Nothing breaks the sightline, so it feels open and easy, and whoever cooks stays in the conversation. The dining area doubles as the main walkway, so a small table fits but a big dinner crowds it. A short hall lined with folding closet doors leads to the bedroom and the bath. The bathroom has two doors, one from the hall and one from the bedroom, so guests walk through it and you lock both for privacy. The bedroom is calm and fairly snug: a queen bed sits comfortably, a king fits with tight sides, and three doors crowd one corner. Being on the ground floor means no stairs with groceries.

Sound during the visit

Inside, with the windows and patio door shut, the home feels muffled and calm; the phone recording inside was a small fraction of the loudness on the patio. Step outside or slide the door open and the steady rush of Saratoga Drive, a divided road a few steps past the hedge, fills the room, trucks included. The bedroom was the quietest room measured. The front of the home is hushed: the garden courtyard and the covered alcove were the calmest outdoor spots on the tour, though the unit above uses a landing right over your door, so footsteps and voices pass overhead. Inside sounds carry in the open plan: the dishwasher reaches the sofa, and the washer and dryer sit in a hall closet beside the bedroom.

Recorded interior features

Observed facts, claims and uncertainties are kept separate.
FeatureRecord and evidence basis
Laundry inside the apartmentGE 3.2 cu ft top load washer (2001 design) and GE electric dryer in a hall closetObserved during the visit
Air conditioningSplit system: panel labels show an indoor fan coil and outdoor condenser; not testedInference
DishwasherGE top control dishwasherObserved during the visit
Gas cookingGE electric radiant rangeObserved during the visit
Internet hardwareRUCKUS Wi Fi 6 wall plate access point with four Ethernet ports on a property managed networkObserved during the visit
Private outdoor spaceCovered patio facing the public sidewalk behind a hedgeObserved during the visit
Windows on two sidesAll windows face southwest onto the patio and roadObserved during the visit

Every recorded detail, by part of the home

Explore the observations, equipment and questions behind this apartment record. A label reading, an inference and an external specification are kept separate. A recorded capability does not mean it was tested during the visit.

Rent, fees and utilities

Recorded finding · Inference

Gas billing is not stated

  • The welcome sheet covers electricity, water, sewer, trash and pest control but not gas.

    InferenceTour reference 1

Why it may matter: If the water heater is gas, there is a cost line not on the sheet.

Ask the manager: How is gas billed for 6-107?

Utilities and billing
  • Electricity: individually metered, billed by PG&E.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Water, sewer and trash: billed by the property, allocated by square footage and occupants (a ratio billing method), price subject to city billing changes.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • Gas is not mentioned on the welcome sheet, even though the plan shows a water heater in the patio closet; how gas for hot water is billed is not stated.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • Is the water heater gas or electric, and if gas, how is gas billed (included, allocated, or a separate PG&E account)?
  • What has the allocated water, sewer and trash charge averaged for a one bedroom over the last 12 months?

Link to this detail

Kitchen and appliances

Recorded finding · Inference

Real kitchen is mirrored from the handout plan, with the refrigerator moved and a rectangular island

  • Entering 6-107 the kitchen is on the right, while the 713 sq ft plan shows it on the left, so the unit is a mirror image of the plan. In the plan the refrigerator stands on the range and entry wall; in the unit it stands in a full height alcove at the living room end of the sink run, and the base cabinet right of the range ends at a short wall by the entry. The plan draws an angled island; the real island is a plain rectangle.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Furniture and workflow planning from the plan will be off; use the photos.

Ask the manager: Can you share an as built plan for this renovated unit?

Recorded finding · Inference

L shaped kitchen with island, open to dining and living

  • Sink wall: refrigerator alcove, narrow drawer base, sink base, dishwasher, corner. Perpendicular wall (shared with the entry): corner base, range with microwave above, two drawer base ending at a short wall beside the entry door. A rectangular island stands parallel to the sink run, and the kitchen opens to the dining area and living room.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

Why it may matter: The cook faces a tiled wall at the sink and range, but the island lets a second person prep while facing the living room.

Recorded finding · Inference

Compact work triangle; refrigerator is the long leg

  • Estimated from cabinet and appliance widths (24 in dishwasher, 30 in range, about 33 in sink base): sink to range about 4 to 5.5 ft, sink to refrigerator about 4 to 5 ft, refrigerator to range about 8.5 to 10 ft along the aisle past the island; total roughly 17 to 21 ft, inside the NKBA guideline of 26 ft total, with the refrigerator to range leg near or slightly over the 9 ft leg guideline.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Efficient for one cook; the trip from refrigerator to range is the longest and passes the island end.

Recorded finding · Inference

Main prep zone is the corner run between sink and range

  • Usable perimeter counter is roughly 10 ft: about 20 in between refrigerator and sink, about 5 to 6 ft from the sink edge around the corner to the range (over the dishwasher and corner), and about 30 in right of the range by the entry. The island adds roughly 7 to 9 sq ft. Total counter area very roughly 25 to 30 sq ft.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Enough for daily cooking and occasional baking; holiday scale prep will spill onto the dining table.

Recorded finding · Inference

Landing space on both sides of the range and beside the refrigerator handle

  • Counter left of the range (about 15 in plus the corner) and right of the range (about 30 in) both exceed common minimums; the refrigerator handle side has about 20 in of counter before the sink. The counter right of the range sits beside the entry door, a natural drop zone for groceries.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Hot pans and groceries have a place to land.

Recorded finding · Inference

Refrigerator hinges against a full height partition

  • The refrigerator is hinged on the side of the full height partition at the living room end. The partition likely limits the door to about 90 degrees; GE lists 30.625 in width needed at 90 degrees. Crisper drawers came out in the tour with the door wide open.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Should work for daily use; very wide platters may be awkward.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No built in trash or recycling pullout

Why it may matter: Plan floor space for a trash and recycling can; the counter end by the entry or the foyer are candidates.

Ask the manager: Where are trash, recycling and compost chutes or bins on the property?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No window in the kitchen

Why it may matter: Relies on artificial light and on the living room for fresh air while cooking.

Recorded finding · Inference

No outdoor exhaust for cooking

Why it may matter: Smoke, steam and odors from searing or frying stay in the 713 sq ft open plan; open the patio door and windows.

Ask the manager: Is the microwave vented to the outside, or recirculating with a charcoal filter?

Recorded finding · Inference

Appliance suite is matched and recent (no age mismatch)

  • Refrigerator built July 2024 and microwave April 2024 by label; range and dishwasher are current GE models in the same stainless finish. Counters, tile, cabinets and the disposal all look new, so the kitchen appears to have been fully renovated around 2024. The range family is listed by GE as no longer manufactured, which only matters for future matching replacements.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Research source 1 · Research source 2

Why it may matter: Low breakdown risk for years; everything matches.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Brownish stains in the cabinet above the microwave

  • Two brownish yellow stains sit low on the back panel of the cabinet above the microwave, near the cord hole.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Likely heat, steam or grease residue from the microwave below or a past spill; cosmetic in a new kitchen.

Ask the manager: Can the stains in the cabinet above the microwave be cleaned before move in?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Unfinished cord hole and receptacle inside the cabinet above the microwave

  • The microwave cord passes through a raw cut hole without a grommet into the cabinet, where it plugs into a receptacle on the back panel; the cord takes up part of the bottom shelf area.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Normal installation method; keep items off the cord and the hole.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Unexplained translucent tube with tape at a fitting under the sink

  • A translucent flexible tube runs from the right rear of the sink base, with tan tape or a tag near its lower fitting by the drain escutcheon.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Could be a dishwasher or other drain line; taped joints can leak.

Ask the manager: What is the translucent tube under the sink, and is its connection taped?

Recorded finding · Inference

Under sink leak sensor points to a managed smart apartment system

Why it may matter: Leaks are caught early, even in a vacant unit; management also receives the alerts.

Ask the manager: Do residents receive leak alerts, and what other smart devices report to management?

Recorded finding · Inference

Leak probe covers only the sink base

  • Only one probe was seen, on the sink base floor; dishwasher and icemaker supply leaks may not reach it quickly.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Still check behind the refrigerator and dishwasher if water appears.

Ask the manager: Are there sensors behind the dishwasher and refrigerator?

Recorded finding · Inference

Corner base space appears closed off

  • No lazy susan or corner pullout was found, the base left of the range is hinged on its corner side, and a filler panel sits beside the dishwasher at the corner.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Roughly 2 by 2 ft of base cabinet floor is lost.

Ask the manager: Is the corner under the counter accessible?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Small tile cuts around the right of sink device cluster

  • Tile around the three device plates right of the sink is cut into small pieces and the courses look slightly interrupted.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Cosmetic workmanship detail.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Appliances powered with clocks set to the right time

  • Range and microwave displays both read 12:43 during the 12:42 to 12:49 tour; refrigerator running with light on; dishwasher panel lit.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Unit is in make ready condition with utilities live.

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Landlord asset tag on the refrigerator

  • An Equity Residential asset tag A3303777 with QR code is inside the fresh food section.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Appliances are tracked centrally, which usually means standardized replacement.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Icemaker installed, water hookup unverified

  • Icemaker and bucket installed; bucket looked empty.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Ice may take a day to start once connected; ask.

Ask the manager: Is the icemaker connected to water?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Kitchen is the first thing seen from the entry and opens to the living room

  • From the front door the island and refrigerator are directly ahead; from the living room the whole kitchen is visible.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Dishes and clutter are on display to guests; the island keeps the cook in the conversation.

Recorded finding · Inference

What a serious daily cook gains and lacks

  • Gains: new quartz counters, a continuous prep run from sink around the corner to the range, landing space on both sides of the range, two roughly 3,100 W elements and a 5.3 cu ft self and steam clean oven, an island with drawers, about 8 countertop receptacles, a sanitizing dishwasher and a disposal. Lacks: outdoor ventilation, convection and true air fry, gas or induction responsiveness, a pantry, a large freezer, a two bowl sink and island seating.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Very workable for daily home cooking; frequent high heat or smoky cooking is the main weakness.

Recorded finding · Inference

How a couple or small family would use it

  • A couple can cook and clean side by side: one at the island facing the living room, one at the sink and range. A family would feel the small freezer, lack of pantry and lack of island seating; meals happen at a table in the dining area, and kids cannot safely reach the microwave.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Best fit: one to two people; workable for a small family with extra pantry shelving.

Kitchen
  • Plan: kitchen along the entry side wall with range, refrigerator, sink with dishwasher beside it, and an angled island facing the dining area.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Recorded connections

Link to this detail

GE 17.5 cu ft top freezer refrigerator with icemaker, stainless (GIE18GSNGRSS)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances (Haier)
Product family
GE 28 in 17.5 cu ft ENERGY STAR top freezer refrigerator with factory installed icemaker (GIE18GSN family; GIE18GSNGRSS is a production revision of GIE18GSNRSS)
Recorded model
GIE18GSNGRSS
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 2 years old at the tour (built July 2024)

Age estimate basis: GE serial [device identifier removed]: M = July, Z = 2024 under GE's two letter date code (Z also maps to 2012 and 2000, ruled out because the GIE18GSN family dates from about 2019 and the label uses the current GE Appliances format)

Recorded condition: Built July 2024; interior clean and empty; no dents or scratches noticed in the frames; running at the tour.

  • Rating label reads Model No. GIE18GSNGRSS, Serial No. [device identifier removed].

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • An Equity Residential asset tag A3303777 with a QR code is stuck below the GE label: the landlord tracks this appliance as an asset.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • [device identifier removed] MZ decode to July 2024.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • The GIE18GSN family dates from about 2019, which rules out the 2012 reading of the Z year letter.

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • The refrigerator stands in a full height alcove at the living room end of the sink run, with a wall cabinet above and a quartz side splash on the counter side.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Doors are hinged on the partition (living room) side with handles toward the counter.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Freezer holds a factory icemaker and ice bucket; the bucket looked empty.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Fresh food section has glass shelves, two clear crisper drawers and door bins; interior light was on.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • total capacity: 17.5 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • fresh food capacity: 13.49 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • freezer capacity: 4.04 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • configuration: top freezer, freestanding, reversible doors

    External researchResearch source 1
  • width: 28 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • overall height: 67.375 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • overall depth with handle: 32.625 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • depth with door open 90 degrees: 57 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • width with door open 90 degrees including handle: 30.625 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • icemaker: factory installed, ice bucket, no door dispenser

    External researchResearch source 1
  • fresh food shelving: 2 adjustable glass shelves plus glass crisper cover, 2 clear crisper drawers, half width deli drawer

    External researchResearch source 1
  • door storage: 3 fixed fresh food door bins (2 hold gallons), dairy compartment, 2 fixed freezer door shelves

    External researchResearch source 1
  • freezer shelving: 1 adjustable wire shelf, spillproof freezer floor

    External researchResearch source 1
  • lighting: LED interior

    External researchResearch source 1
  • defrost: frost free

    External researchResearch source 1
  • energy use: 443 kWh per year

    External researchResearch source 1
  • ENERGY STAR: yes (GE product title)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • electrical rating on label: 115 VAC, 60 Hz, 1.2 A

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • defrost heater: 310 W

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • icemaker heater rating: 145 W

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • refrigerant: R600a (isobutane), 1.482 oz (42 g)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • minimum installation clearances: top 1 in, back 2 in, sides 0.75 in

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • temperature control: fresh food dial Off and 1 to 5 (3 recommended, 5 coldest), set near 3 at the tour

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • list price (GIE18GSNRSS): 1061 USD

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Material: doors: stainless steel, rounded door style

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: case: dark gray textured steel

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Material: shelves: glass with white frames

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: liner: white plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: powered and running at the tour. Interior light on and dial set; cooling temperature not measured

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: make ice automatically. Icemaker and bucket installed; ice bucket appeared empty; water supply connection not verified

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store gallon jugs in the door

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Capability recorded as not supported: dispense water or ice through the door. Plain stainless doors, no dispenser

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as not supported: filtered drinking water. No dispenser and no water filter seen inside

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: About 4 cu ft of freezer space: tight for batch cooking, bulk buying or a family stocking frozen food.

    Inference
  • Limitation: Top freezer layout puts the crisper drawers near the floor; frequent bending for produce.

    Inference
  • Limitation: No door water or ice dispenser and no filtered water.

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Hinged on the partition side; the full height partition likely stops the door near 90 degrees.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Practical interpretation: Fine for one or two people who shop weekly; a family or a meal prepper will find the 4 cu ft freezer small.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Ice is made automatically if the water line is connected (ask); there is no water dispenser, so plan on a pitcher filter.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: New 2024 unit: low breakdown risk during a lease.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level 28 in top freezer format, the simplest refrigerator style GE sells; Stainless, LED lighting, icemaker and ENERGY STAR put it at the upper end of basic; Many Bay Area apartments at this rent offer French door or side by side units with more freezer space

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 9 to 13. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 1,000 to 1,100 (GE list price for GIE18GSNRSS). Estimate basis: InterNACHI refrigerator life 9 to 13 years; manufactured July 2024

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: White quartz countertops with fine gray flecks

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Dining area. At the living and dining end of the sink run

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Is the icemaker water line connected and turned on?
  • Will management replace the refrigerator promptly if it fails, and is there a loaner policy?

Link to this detail

GE 30 in slide in electric radiant range with Crisp Mode (likely GRS500PVSS)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances (Haier)
Product family
GE 500 Series 30 in slide in electric range (GRS500PV)
Recorded model
GRS500PVSS
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: likely 2024, same renovation as the other appliances

Age estimate basis: Model family current in 2023 to 2025 (spec sheet revised 12/23); companion appliances dated April and July 2024; no [device identifier removed]

Recorded condition: Cooktop glass glossy and clean, oven interior clean with two racks, no visible damage in the frames.

  • The range is a front control slide in unit sitting between counters on the wall that also holds the entry door, with the over the range microwave above.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Touch panel legends read Bake, Broil Hi/Lo, Crisp, Warm, Warming Zone On/Off, Cook Time, Clean Self/Steam, Clock, Oven Light, Start, Cancel, Lock Control.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Oven opened to show a black enamel cavity with two racks and the light on.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Burners were not switched on during the tour.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • type: slide in, front controls, radiant ceramic glass smoothtop, single oven with storage drawer

    External researchResearch source 1
  • oven capacity: 5.3 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • cooktop elements: 5: two 9 in front Power Boil elements (one convertible 9/6 in), two 6 in rear elements, 6 in center rear warming zone

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • front element power: about 3,000 to 3,100 W each (retailer data)

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • rear element power: 1200 W each

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • warming zone power: 80 W

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • bake element: 2585 W

    External researchResearch source 1
  • broil element: 3410 W

    External researchResearch source 1
  • convection: no (traditional thermal oven)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • air fry: Crisp Mode only: bake plus broil elements after preheat for air fry like results; not a fan based air fry

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cleaning: self clean and steam clean

    External researchResearch source 1
  • express preheat: about 7 minutes to 350 F per GE

    External researchResearch source 1
  • racks: 2 nickel racks, 6 rack positions

    External researchResearch source 1
  • oven interior: 24 1/8 W x 19 1/4 H x 19 1/2 D in, black enamel

    External researchResearch source 1
  • dimensions: 30 W x 37.125 H x 28.625 D in; 48.25 in deep with door open

    External researchResearch source 1
  • electrical: 12.1 kW at 240 V, 40 A circuit

    External researchResearch source 1
  • price: 899 USD sale, 1,349 USD list; GE page says no longer manufactured

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • control panel legends: Bake, Broil Hi/Lo, Crisp, Warm, Warming Zone On/Off, Cook Time, Clean Self/Steam, Clock, Oven Light, Start, Cancel, Lock Control (hold 3 sec), Timer On/Off, number pad

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • knobs: 4 stainless look knobs, two on each side of the touch panel

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: cooktop: black ceramic glass

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: front and door: stainless steel overlay with glass window

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: oven cavity: black porcelain enamel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: racks: nickel plated steel

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: powered, clock set to correct time. Display read 12:43 during the 12:42 to 12:49 tour

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: oven light. Lit with door open

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: boil large pots quickly on two 9 in high power elements

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: keep food warm on the cooktop warming zone. Warming Zone pad present

    Read in the source
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: air fry like crisping in the main oven. Crisp Mode; needs preheat

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: self clean and steam clean. Clean Self/Steam pad

    Read in the source
  • Capability recorded as not supported: convection baking

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Capability recorded as unknown: Wi Fi or app control. GE page mentions SmartHQ, but no Wi Fi indicator was seen on the panel

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: Radiant glass heats and cools slower than gas or induction; less fine control for searing and simmering changes.

    Inference
  • Limitation: No convection fan: multi rack baking is less even; Crisp Mode is not a true fan air fryer.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Limitation: Smooth glass needs flat bottom pans; no wok cooking; glass can scratch or crack.

    Inference
  • Limitation: Bottom drawer is storage only, not a warming drawer.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Practical interpretation: Good everyday range for a daily cook: two big high power burners plus a warming zone and a large oven; bakers who want convection or wok cooks will miss gas or induction.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Glass top is easy to wipe but needs flat cookware and care with cast iron.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Slide in look with front controls and five elements is a step above freestanding coil or basic radiant ranges; Entry level of GE's slide in line: no convection, no true air fry, radiant rather than induction; Large 5.3 cu ft oven with self and steam clean

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 13 to 15. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 900 to 1,350. Estimate basis: InterNACHI electric range life; GE page pricing for GRS500PVSS

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: Entry. Range run ends at a short wall beside the entry door

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Can you confirm the range model number from the label behind the storage drawer?
  • Is induction compatible cookware or any cookware restriction part of the lease rules for the glass top?

Link to this detail

GE 1.6 cu ft over the range microwave, recirculating (JNM3163RJ6SS)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances (Haier)
Product family
GE JNM3163RJ 1.6 cu ft over the range microwave with recirculating venting (JNM3163RJ6SS is a production revision of JNM3163RJSS)
Recorded model
JNM3163RJ6SS
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 2.5 years old at the tour

Age estimate basis: Label prints Manu April 2024; [device identifier removed] GZ also decodes to April 2024

Recorded condition: Clean cavity and turntable, clock running; nothing damaged seen.

  • Label on the top front frame reads Model JNM3163RJ6SS, Manu April 2024, Assembled in China.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Display showed 12:43 while the camera clock read about 12:43.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • The cord exits the top of the microwave through a raw cut hole into the cabinet above and plugs into a receptacle mounted on that cabinet back; no vent duct passes through the cabinet.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • capacity: 1.6 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cooking power: 950 W (IEC 705)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • input power: 1600 W, 14.0 A at 120 V

    External researchResearch source 1
  • power levels: 10

    External researchResearch source 1
  • vent fan: 2 speed, 300 CFM

    External researchResearch source 1
  • venting: recirculating as factory set, charcoal filter JX81C or WB02X33061 included; convertible to outside venting through top or back

    External researchResearch source 1
  • turntable: 12.5 in glass, can be turned off

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cooktop light: bright, night, off

    External researchResearch source 1
  • dimensions: 29.875 W x 16.4375 H x 17.4375 D in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cavity: 19.5 x 10.94 x 14.19 in

    External researchResearch source 1
  • price: about 368 to 409 USD

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • installed venting in this unit: no duct seen in the cabinet above; consistent with recirculating

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • power connection: cord routed up through a hole into the cabinet above and plugged into a receptacle there

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: door and front: stainless steel with black glass window

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: cavity: white painted interior

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: turntable: glass

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: powered, clock set. Display read 12:43

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reheat and defrost with sensor free presets (popcorn, beverage, potato, reheat)

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: light the cooktop

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Capability recorded as not supported: exhaust cooking fumes outdoors. Recirculating; no duct seen

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: capture grease and some odor with filters. Mesh grease filters seen under the unit; charcoal filter per spec

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: Recirculating hood filters grease and some odor but returns heat, steam and smoke to the room.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: 950 W is modest; large items and 1.6 cu ft cavity limit big platters.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • Limitation: Mounted above the range: the cavity sits around shoulder height for many adults, awkward and a spill or burn risk for shorter people and children.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Fine for reheating; for searing, frying or anything smoky, open the patio door because nothing vents outside.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: The charcoal filter needs periodic replacement to keep working; ask whether maintenance does it.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level GE over the range model, 950 W, no sensor cooking, no convection; Recirculating only as installed; Matches the stainless suite

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 9. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 370 to 410. Estimate basis: InterNACHI microwave life; GE pricing

    InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • above: GE 30 in slide in electric radiant range with Crisp Mode (likely GRS500PVSS)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: GE 30 in slide in electric radiant range with Crisp Mode (likely GRS500PVSS). Microwave fan and light are the only cooktop ventilation and lighting

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • part of: Kitchen ventilation: recirculating over the range microwave only

    InferenceTour reference 1
  • powered by: Kitchen receptacles (countertop, island, appliance). Receptacle inside the cabinet above

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Does maintenance replace the microwave charcoal filter and grease filters, and how often?

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InSinkErator Badger 1 garbage disposal, 1/3 HP, Standard Series
Brand
InSinkErator
Manufacturer
InSinkErator (Whirlpool Corporation)
Product family
Badger Standard Series
Recorded model
Badger 1
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: likely installed with the 2024 renovation

Age estimate basis: Current Standard Series label styling and clean, unstained housing; no date seen

Recorded condition: Clean housing, no corrosion or drips seen; not operated.

  • Disposal label reads insinkerator, 1/3 HP, STANDARD SERIES BADGER 1.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • motor: 1/3 HP Dura Drive induction, 1725 RPM, 120 V

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • feed type: continuous feed

    External researchResearch source 1
  • grind chamber: about 26 oz, single grind stage, galvanized steel components

    External researchResearch source 1
  • warranty: 1 or 2 years depending on SKU and listing

    External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • power connection: cord and plug into a receptacle on the sink base back wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • dishwasher drain: black hose into the disposal side inlet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: housing: black plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: mount: steel sink flange mount

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: grind soft food scraps. Not run during the tour

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: take the dishwasher drain. Hose connected

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Entry level 1/3 HP unit: jams on fibrous peels, bones and large loads; louder than insulated models.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Practical interpretation: Fine for plate scrapings; heavy cooks should compost or bin peels and bones to avoid jams.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Smallest and least expensive InSinkErator line, 1/3 HP, no sound insulation

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 12. Estimate basis: InterNACHI disposal life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • connected to: AmeriSink stainless single bowl undermount kitchen sink

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • powered by: Kitchen receptacles (countertop, island, appliance)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Which wall switch runs the disposal?

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AmeriSink stainless single bowl undermount kitchen sink
Brand
AmeriSink
Manufacturer
AmeriSink
Product family
stainless undermount single bowl
Identification status
brand only

Recorded age estimate: likely installed with the quartz counters in the recent renovation

Age estimate basis: Undermount in new quartz; no wear

Recorded condition: Clean, no scratches or water spots seen; sealant line at the counter not inspected closely.

  • AMERISINK is embossed on the back wall of the bowl.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • bowls: 1

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • mounting: undermount, clipped to the quartz underside

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • bowl width: roughly 20 to 24 in, estimated from the 24 in dishwasher beside it, not measured

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • gauge: not marked; AmeriSink single bowl undermounts are commonly 18 gauge (16 gauge versions exist)

    External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
  • underside: gray sound deadening coating on the bowl exterior

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • corner style: tight radius rectangular bowl

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: bowl: brushed stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash sheet pans and most pots. Large roasting pans may not lie flat in a single bowl of this size

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Single bowl only: no separate rinse side; soaking a pot blocks the whole sink.

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Faces a tiled wall with no window.

    Observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: One big bowl suits sheet pans; people who like a two bowl wash and rinse setup will need a dish tub.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Undermount stainless in quartz is the current standard for renovated apartments; AmeriSink is a value brand; gauge unknown

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Estimate basis: Stainless sinks are not in the InterNACHI table

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • part of: White quartz countertops with fine gray flecks. Undermounted in the quartz

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Chrome single handle pull down kitchen faucet (brand not legible)
Product family
single hole, side lever, high arc pull down with docking spray head
Identification status
category only

Recorded age estimate: likely recent renovation

Age estimate basis: Bright unworn chrome

Recorded condition: Clean bright chrome, no spots seen.

  • The faucet sits behind the bowl centerline with a small chrome cap to its right.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • style: single hole deck mount, slim cylindrical body, side mounted lever, pull down spray head docked on the upright spout

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • finish: polished chrome

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: body: chrome plated (substrate unknown)

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: pull down spray for rinsing pans. Not run during the tour; flow and spray modes unknown

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Water flow, temperature and leaks were not tested.

    Not observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Pull down head helps fill tall pots and rinse a single bowl.

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20. Estimate basis: InterNACHI faucets and spray hose

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What brand is the faucet, so replacement cartridges and spray heads can be found?

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Sink base plumbing: supply stops, trap, dishwasher lines
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Cabinet floor dry and clean with no water stains or swelling seen; a raw particleboard block under the counter at the right rear and small dark marks near it.

  • No staining, swelling or standing water was seen on the sink base floor or walls.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • water supply: chrome angle stop valves with chrome escutcheons and braided stainless supply lines on the left side; brand not legible

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • drain: white PVC P trap with slip nuts from the disposal outlet into a wall stub with chrome escutcheon

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • dishwasher lines: braided supply line and hoses pass through a hole in the right side panel toward the dishwasher; black 7/8 in marked hose to the disposal inlet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • other tubing: translucent flexible tube running from the right rear area with tan tape or a tag near its lower fitting; purpose not determined

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • receptacle: duplex receptacle on the left back wall feeding the disposal cord (a second plug likely the dishwasher)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Material: trap: white PVC

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: supply lines: braided stainless steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: cabinet floor: white melamine

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shut off water at the sink without the main. Angle stops present

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: No water was run, so drain speed and leaks under load were not tested.

    Not observed in the recording
  • Practical interpretation: Clean, dry sink base with a leak sensor: a good sign for past leaks, and early warning in future.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard plastic trap and braided lines; tidy routing

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: Chrome single handle pull down kitchen faucet (brand not legible)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • What is the translucent tube under the sink connected to?

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Water leak sensor with remote floor probe under the kitchen sink
Product family
battery leak sensor with wired remote probe
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, mounted, probe in place on the floor.

  • A round white leak sensor is fixed to the right rear wall of the sink base, with a hand drawn mark resembling K on its face.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A round white probe puck lies on the cabinet floor with a thin white cable.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • An Alloy SmartHome hub is plugged in on a living area wall of the same unit.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • count: 1 sensor body plus 1 floor probe (the probe cable appears to run to the body lead)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • body: round white housing about palm size on the right rear wall of the sink base, black lead splitting into two short leads

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • probe: round white disc with small contact feet lying on the cabinet floor, thin white cable

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • reporting path if SmartRent: Z Wave to the unit hub, alerts to resident and site team, auto work order if not dismissed

    External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Material: housing: white plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: detect water pooling on the sink base floor. Probe on the floor of the sink base

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as possible: notify management or the resident remotely. Likely through the Alloy SmartHome hub; not verified

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Capability recorded as unknown: detect leaks behind the dishwasher or refrigerator. No sensors seen there; those spaces were not visible

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Limitation: Covers only the sink base floor; a dishwasher or icemaker line leak elsewhere may go unnoticed until it reaches this spot.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Practical interpretation: The property runs a managed smart apartment system: a leak under the sink can raise an alert and a work order even while you are away.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Sensors in a managed system report to the landlord as well as the resident; ask what data is shared.

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • serves: Sink base plumbing: supply stops, trap, dishwasher lines

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • located in: White frameless slab door kitchen cabinets. Inside the sink base cabinet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • connected to: Alloy SmartHome hub (SmartRent), plug in, Z Wave. Placeholder id for the Alloy SmartHome hub seen at about 249 to 251 s; integrator should map to the hub entity

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Who receives leak alerts from the under sink sensor, and do residents get them in an app?
  • Are there leak sensors behind the dishwasher, refrigerator, washer or water heater too?

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White frameless slab door kitchen cabinets
Product family
frameless European style, full overlay white slab doors
Identification status
category only

Recorded age estimate: recent renovation, likely 2024

Age estimate basis: Unworn finishes and the 2024 appliance dates

Recorded condition: Interiors clean and empty; brownish stains on the lower back panel of the cabinet above the microwave; small dark specks on one drawer box edge.

  • Cabinet doors and drawers were opened on camera across both walls and the island; all were empty and clean.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6 · Tour reference 7

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • The cabinet above the microwave has a single shelf, a receptacle on its back panel, an unfinished cord hole in its floor and brownish stains low on the back panel.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • construction: frameless boxes with full overlay doors and drawer fronts; 32 mm style rows of shelf pin holes

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • door style: flat slab, white, smooth satin finish

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • pulls: brushed nickel or stainless look square bar pulls, vertical on doors, horizontal on drawers

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hinges: nickel plated concealed European cup hinges with clip on mounting plates; brand not legible

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • soft close: unknown; no separate damper seen on the hinges and doors were not observed closing

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • box interior: white melamine faced panels

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • box core: likely particleboard: tan fibrous core at the raw cord hole above the microwave

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • shelves: adjustable white melamine shelves on pins; wall cabinets mostly 2 shelves (3 levels), base cabinets 1 shelf

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
  • drawer boxes: white sided boxes with separate applied slab fronts; drawer bottoms show raw brown hardboard underneath

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • drawer slides: metal bottom mount slides along the lower box edges (roller or ball type not determined)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • wall cabinet count: about 8 boxes, about 13 doors (over refrigerator, left of sink, over sink, right of sink, corner, left of microwave, over microwave, right of microwave)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • base cabinet count: about 5 on the perimeter (narrow drawer base by refrigerator, sink base, base left of range, two drawer base right of range, corner) plus at least 2 in the island

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • drawer count: about 8 (perimeter about 4, island about 4)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • approximate run lengths: base cabinets about 10 ft on the perimeter excluding appliances plus about 3.5 to 4.5 ft in the island; wall cabinets about 14 to 16 ft including over the refrigerator and microwave

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
  • wall cabinet height: tall uppers reaching close to the ceiling, estimated about 40 to 42 in boxes starting about 18 to 21 in above the counter

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • corner treatment: no lazy susan or corner pullout seen; base left of range is hinged on its corner side and a filler panel sits beside the dishwasher, so the corner square appears closed off

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Material: doors and fronts: white slab, likely laminate or melamine over engineered board (not confirmed)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Material: boxes: white melamine on likely particleboard

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Material: drawer bottoms: hardboard with white top face

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Material: pulls: brushed metal bar

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: adjust shelf heights for tall items. Pin rows on all boxes

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Top shelves of the tall uppers sit around 7 ft: step stool needed for most adults.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Hardboard drawer bottoms and bottom mount slides are budget construction; heavy pots in drawers may sag or bind over time.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Blind corner space appears inaccessible.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Practical interpretation: Plenty of shelf space for dishes and dry goods for one or two people; no pantry, so dry goods share the uppers.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Short people will use mainly the lower shelf of each upper.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern frameless full overlay look with adjustable shelves and concealed hinges; Budget details: melamine boxes, hardboard drawer bottoms, bottom mount slides, unknown soft close

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 50 (cabinets in general). Estimate basis: InterNACHI kitchen cabinets; budget boxes may wear sooner

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • contains: Kitchen storage overview (cabinets, drawers, no pantry)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Are the cabinet hinges and drawers soft close?
  • Is the corner under the counter accessible from either side?

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White quartz countertops with fine gray flecks
Product family
engineered quartz
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, glossy, no chips, stains or cracks seen.

  • Counter surface is a white quartz look with dense fine gray and black flecks and a polished finish.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • material: engineered quartz (uniform fine gray and black speckle, polished); not confirmed by label

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • edge profile: eased square edge

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • thickness: about 2 cm (3/4 in), estimated from the edge against the 4 in side splash

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • layout: L shaped perimeter (sink run plus range run) and a separate island top

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • side splash: 4 in quartz splash where the sink run meets the refrigerator partition

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • seams: none noticed in the frames (corner seam location unknown)

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%
  • approximate perimeter frontage: about 10 ft of usable counter on the perimeter (about 20 in between refrigerator and sink, about 5 to 6 ft from sink around the corner to the range, about 30 in right of the range) plus the island

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Material: top: quartz (engineered stone)

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: take hot pans briefly and resist scratches better than laminate. Quartz can still scorch with direct high heat; use trivets

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: Thin 2 cm slab (if correct) is more prone to edge chips than 3 cm.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Practical interpretation: Low maintenance, stain resistant surface for daily cooking and baking.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Quartz with undermount sink is a premium surface for rentals; Simple eased edge and likely 2 cm thickness keep it at the value end of quartz

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Estimate basis: Quartz not listed in InterNACHI; durable for decades with care

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%

Recorded connections

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White glossy subway tile backsplash with gray grout
Product family
ceramic subway tile
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, intact; grout uniform; small cut pieces around device plates.

  • Backsplash tile is white glossy subway in running bond with gray grout.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • tile: white glossy ceramic subway, about 3 x 12 in (aspect near 1 to 4)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • layout: horizontal running bond (offset courses)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • grout: gray, narrow joints, uniform

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • coverage: full height from counter to the underside of the wall cabinets on both runs and behind the range; returns onto the side wall at the entry end; stops at the quartz side splash by the refrigerator

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • Material: tile: glazed ceramic

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wipe clean behind the range and sink

    Inference
  • Limitation: Gray grout hides stains better than white but still needs sealing and scrubbing behind the range.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Classic, easy to clean backdrop.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard white subway, neatly laid, full height coverage

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 70+. Estimate basis: InterNACHI ceramic wall tile

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Rectangular kitchen island with quartz top, drawers and receptacles (no seating overhang)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, no damage seen.

  • Leasing papers were lying on the island during the tour.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • shape: rectangular box with square corners (the handout plan shows an angled island)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • approximate size: about 3.5 to 4.5 ft long by about 2 to 2.3 ft deep, estimated

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • storage: on the sink facing side: a drawer over door base with adjustable shelf and a three drawer stack

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • seating overhang: none observed; top overhangs the panels only slightly

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • receptacles: GFCI receptacle on an end panel; a receptacle seen on the opposite end too

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • top: same white quartz with eased edge

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: top: quartz

    Inference
  • Material: boxes and panels: white slab panels matching the cabinets

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: extra prep surface and plug in spot for a mixer or blender

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as not supported: bar stool seating. No knee space overhang

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: No overhang for stools: meals need a table in the 11 ft 8 in by 7 ft dining area.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Practical interpretation: Good prep and landing surface facing the living room, so the cook can talk with guests; not a breakfast bar.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Useful storage and outlets; modest size; no seating

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

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Kitchen receptacles (countertop, island, appliance)
Product family
white decora style receptacles and GFCI devices
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, straight plates; right of range GFCI showed a green status light.

  • The receptacle right of the range is a GFCI with a lit green indicator.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • countertop receptacles observed: about 8: left of sink 1; right of sink 2 (one alone, one in a two gang plate with a switch); range wall between corner and range 2 (one plain, one GFCI); right of range 1 GFCI; island ends 2 (at least one GFCI) count

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
  • appliance receptacles observed: microwave receptacle inside the cabinet above it; duplex receptacle in the sink base for the disposal (and likely dishwasher) count

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • GFCI devices seen: at least 3 (right of range with green light, range wall near corner, island end) count

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • USB receptacles: none seen

    Not observed in the recording
  • style: white decora (rectangular) devices with white screw plates, vertical orientation

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • range and refrigerator receptacles: not visible (behind appliances)

    Not observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run several countertop appliances at once along the L and island. Circuit layout not verified; two small appliance circuits are typical

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Capability recorded as possible: GFCI shock protection at countertop receptacles. Plain receptacles may be protected downstream of a GFCI; not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: Heavy draw appliances (kettle, toaster oven, air fryer) on the same circuit can trip a breaker; circuit map unknown.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: No built in USB charging.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Practical interpretation: Enough outlets to leave a coffee maker, toaster and mixer plugged in without power strips.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Generous receptacle count for a 1 bedroom kitchen, including both island ends; New decora devices with GFCIs

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: up to 30 (GFCI). Estimate basis: InterNACHI GFCI life

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Which receptacles share a circuit, and where is the GFCI that protects the plain countertop receptacles?

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Kitchen wall switches
Product family
white decora rocker switches
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean plates.

  • backsplash switches: 2 rockers right of the sink: one single, one paired with a receptacle in a two gang plate; functions not labeled (likely disposal and under cabinet lights)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • entry side switch: single rocker on the short wall at the end of the range run facing the foyer; function not verified

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as possible: switch the disposal from the counter. Typical location next to the sink

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Switches are unlabeled; the disposal switch could be confused with a light switch.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Practical interpretation: Check which rocker runs the disposal before reaching into the drain.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard new decora devices

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • controls: InSinkErator Badger 1 garbage disposal, 1/3 HP, Standard Series. Likely one of the rockers right of the sink; not tested

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • controls: Kitchen lighting: recessed LED downlights and LED under cabinet bars

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

  • Which switch controls the disposal, the under cabinet lights and the recessed lights?

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Kitchen lighting: recessed LED downlights and LED under cabinet bars
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: All visible fixtures lit.

  • ceiling: about 4 small round recessed LED downlights over the kitchen plus a larger round flush LED fixture at the kitchen and dining edge count

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • under cabinet: about 5 surface mounted linear LED bars (left of sink, right of sink, corner, each side of the microwave) count

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • cooktop light: built into the microwave (bright, night, off)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • pendants over island: none

    Not observed in the recording
  • color: under cabinet bars look cool white; ceiling lights look warmer

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: task light on the counters. Under cabinet bars lit during the tour

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: general light. Downlights on during the tour

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: No natural light in the kitchen itself; daylight comes from the living room windows about 20 ft away.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Practical interpretation: Bright, shadow free counters for prep; the cool tint of the under cabinet bars can look clinical at night.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Good task lighting from under cabinet bars; No decorative pendants

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 40 (fixtures). Estimate basis: InterNACHI fixtures

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

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Kitchen ventilation: recirculating over the range microwave only
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances (Haier)
Product family
over the range microwave vent
Recorded model
JNM3163RJ6SS
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded condition: New unit; filter condition not checked.

  • type: recirculating through grease and charcoal filters (factory setting of this model)

    External researchResearch source 1
  • airflow: 300 CFM, 2 speed

    External researchResearch source 1
  • outside duct: none seen through the cabinet above; rear wall duct not visible

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
  • separate hood or ceiling exhaust in the kitchen: none seen

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • kitchen window: none

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Capability recorded as not supported: remove smoke, steam and odor from the unit. Recirculating only

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: filter grease

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Limitation: Searing, frying and high heat cooking will fill the open plan with smoke and smell and may set off the smoke alarm; only the patio door and windows in the living room vent the space.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Practical interpretation: A serious daily cook loses true exhaust: expect lingering odors on soft furnishings in a 713 sq ft open plan.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Recirculating microwave is the minimum kitchen ventilation

    Inference

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is the microwave vented outside or recirculating, and is there any wall duct behind it?

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Kitchen storage overview (cabinets, drawers, no pantry)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Empty and clean.

  • gross cabinet volume: very roughly 80 to 110 cu ft (uppers about 45 to 55, perimeter bases about 30 to 40 after sink base and dead corner, island about 12 to 18)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 30%
  • shelf levels: about 8 wall boxes with 2 adjustable shelves each plus base shelves count

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • drawers: about 8, including a three drawer island stack suitable for pots count

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • pantry: none

    Not observed in the recording
  • built in trash or recycling pullout: none seen in the opened base cabinets

    Not observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store pots in deep drawers. Island three drawer stack and two drawer base right of the range

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store small appliances below counter. Base shelves right of range and in the island

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: No pantry: dry goods, bulk items and small appliances compete for cabinet space.

    Not observed in the recording
  • Limitation: Trash and recycling bins must stand on the floor.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Pots and pans: island drawers and the base right of the range (next to the cooktop). Small appliances: base shelves or the counter, which has plenty of outlets. Rarely used items: above the refrigerator and top shelves.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: A couple fits comfortably; a family or bulk shopper will want a freestanding pantry shelf in the dining area.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Island adds useful drawers; no pantry; corner and top shelves are hard to use

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is there a storage unit available for bulk items or small appliances (the community lists storage rooms)?

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Washer, dryer and laundry

Recorded finding · Inference

Dishwasher and oven doors likely collide at the corner

  • The dishwasher sits at the inside corner of the L and the range is about 15 in from the corner on the other wall. The open dishwasher door projects about 2 ft into the aisle and the open oven door about 22 in (48.25 in total depth with door open), so both doors cannot be fully open at once, and the open dishwasher also blocks the drawer of the base cabinet left of the range.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Unload the dishwasher before using the oven; two people cooking and cleaning will bump at the corner.

Recorded finding · Inference

Washer model only partly legible

Why it may matter: Model identified with good but not complete certainty.

Ask the manager: Can management confirm the washer and dryer models and purchase dates?

Recorded finding · Inference

Early 2000s washer next to new stainless kitchen appliances

  • The WCSR2080 series spec sheet dates from November 2001 and the building opened in 2002; the kitchen has new stainless GE appliances.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: The washer is likely past its typical 5 to 15 year life and may fail during a lease.

Ask the manager: Is replacement of the laundry pair planned?

Recorded finding · Inference

3.2 cu ft drum means more loads for larger households

  • Average households run about 300 loads a year; with a 3.2 cu ft agitator washer a family of four should expect roughly 7 to 9 loads a week.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Couples manage fine; families will be doing laundry most days.

Recorded finding · Inference

King comforters unlikely to fit

  • A 3.2 cu ft basket with a center agitator is well below the larger drums recommended for king comforters.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Plan on a laundromat for king bedding and sleeping bags.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Dryer build date not decodable

  • The first two [device identifier removed], which encode month and year on GE plates, are covered by a dark smudge.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Age stays an estimate (likely 2000s).

Ask the manager: What year was the dryer installed?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Dryer vent connection not visible

  • The vent hookup behind the dryer and its duct were not shown.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Lint build up in long apartment dryer ducts slows drying and is a fire risk.

Ask the manager: When was the dryer duct last cleaned?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Lint or hair strands on dryer front

  • A few dark strands cling to the dryer front near the rating plate; drum and lint screen area look clean.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Minor cleaning item.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Rust colored staining inside the washer outlet box

  • The washer box interior is stained dark brown and rust colored around the valves, with tarnished brass fittings.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Signs of past drips or long service; valves may be stiff or seep.

Ask the manager: Have the washer valves leaked, and will they be serviced?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Rubber fill hoses rather than braided steel

Why it may matter: Old rubber hoses can burst; the nearby leak sensor reduces but does not remove the risk.

Ask the manager: When were the fill hoses last replaced?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No washer drain pan seen

  • The washer front sits directly on the vinyl floor with no pan lip visible.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: A leak would spread on the floor toward the hall; the leak sensor is the main protection.

Laundry closet
  • Plan: washer (W) and dryer (D) side by side in a closet with two bifold doors that open onto the hall labeled Laundry, which is also the path from the entry to the bath and bedroom.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Recorded connections

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GE top control dishwasher with gray plastic tub (likely GDT535PSRSS)
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances (Haier)
Product family
GE 24 in top control built in dishwasher with plastic interior, Dry Boost and Steam + Sani (GDT535P)
Recorded model
GDT535PSRSS
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: likely 2024

Age estimate basis: Same stainless suite and renovation as the dated refrigerator and microwave; no [device identifier removed]

Recorded condition: Interior clean, racks intact, promotional Cascade sticker still on the door top edge.

  • Opening the door lit the panel; LEDs showed a selection near 1 Hour and Dry Boost, consistent with last cycle memory.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • The dishwasher sits immediately right of the sink base, beside the corner of the L.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • A Cascade promotional sticker remains on the door top edge, typical of a recently installed unit.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • place settings: 14

    External researchResearch source 1
  • noise: 55 dBA

    External researchResearch source 1
  • cycles: Heavy, Normal, 1 Hour, Rinse

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • options: Dry Boost (Normal or High), Wash Temp Boost, Steam + Sani (NSF 184), Lock Controls, Sabbath mode

    External researchResearch source 1
  • tub and door liner: gray plastic, tall tub

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • wash system: 2 level (middle and lower spray arms), Piranha hard food disposer with removable filter

    External researchResearch source 1
  • drying: Calrod heating element 800/500 W with Dry Boost

    External researchResearch source 1
  • racks: 2 racks, 1 piece silverware basket, utility shelf with stem safe; no third rack

    External researchResearch source 1
  • energy: 240 kWh per year; ENERGY STAR in GE product title

    External researchResearch source 1
  • leak protection: Active Flood Protect

    External researchResearch source 1
  • delay start and countdown display: not listed for this model

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • electrical: 120 V, 60 Hz, 7.1 A

    External researchResearch source 1
  • price: 409 USD

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
  • same family step up for comparison: GE GDT550PYRFS: 52 dBA, 16 place settings, AutoSense, delay start, countdown display, 3 level wash

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Material: tub and door liner: gray plastic

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: door: stainless steel, flat, towel bar handle

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: racks: silver coated wire

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: powered. Control panel LEDs lit when the door was opened

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sanitize dishes (Steam + Sani)

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  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: 1 hour quick wash

    Read in the source
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dry plastics better with Dry Boost

    Read in the source
  • Capability recorded as not supported: delay start. Not in the option list for GDT535PSRSS

    External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Capability recorded as not supported: third rack for utensils. Only two racks and a basket seen

    Observed in the recording
  • Limitation: 55 dBA is louder than GE models in the same family (GDT550 is 52 dBA); audible from the living room and bedroom in an open plan 713 sq ft unit.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Limitation: Plastic tub, two racks and a basket only; no third rack or delay start.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
  • Practical interpretation: Handles daily loads for one or two people; a family of four would run it daily. Loud enough to notice during calls or TV in an open plan.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Plastic tub, 2 level wash, 55 dBA and 4 touchpads place it at the entry end of GE's line; Has useful extras for the price: Steam + Sani, Dry Boost, hidden controls, stainless door

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 9. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 400 to 450. Estimate basis: InterNACHI dishwasher life; GE price for GDT535PSRSS

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: AmeriSink stainless single bowl undermount kitchen sink. Dishwasher right of the sink base

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • competes for space with: GE 30 in slide in electric radiant range with Crisp Mode (likely GRS500PVSS). Open doors overlap at the corner

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • competes for space with: White frameless slab door kitchen cabinets. Blocks the drawer of the base left of the range when open

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • connected to: Countertop dishwasher air gap cap beside the faucet (inferred)

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Can you read the dishwasher model and serial from the tub edge label?

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Countertop dishwasher air gap cap beside the faucet (inferred)
Product family
dishwasher air gap
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean chrome.

  • A black rubber hose printed with a 7/8 marking loops from the counter underside down into the disposal side inlet, the usual air gap to disposal connection.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • appearance: small chrome cylinder with a slotted side, deck mounted right of the faucet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: prevent dirty sink water from siphoning back into the dishwasher. Inferred from the chrome cap plus the black 7/8 in marked hose running from under the counter down to the disposal inlet

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: If clogged, an air gap spits water onto the counter during draining.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Normal fixture; occasional gurgle or overflow means it needs cleaning.

    Inference

Recorded connections

  • located in: Kitchen

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • connected to: InSinkErator Badger 1 garbage disposal, 1/3 HP, Standard Series. Black 7/8 in hose into the disposal inlet

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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GE Super Capacity 3.2 cu ft top load washer with agitator
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
GE Appliances
Product family
GE Super Capacity top load washer (WCSR2080 series)
Recorded model
WCSR2080B2WW
Identification status
likely model

Recorded age estimate: about 24 years if original (2002)

Age estimate basis: WCSR2080B spec sheet created November 2001; building built 2002; serial date letters not legible

Recorded condition: Cabinet and basket look clean; not operated; hoses behind it look aged

  • Rear label shows a model line ending 80B2WW and a second line ending 9G, plus APPLIANCE PARK 40225, 120 VOLT 60 HZ, 10.0 AMPS, LISTED, 206H; the label top edge, upside down, ends in SR2080; the first characters were not visible.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Combining the legible fragments with the matching control panel (LOAD SIZE Super Capacity SMALL LARGE SUPER and three temperatures) identifies the washer as GE WCSR2080B2WW; the first two letters are inferred.

    InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
  • Top load design with a center post agitator in a white perforated basket; lid has a Quick Start Guide graphic inside.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • GE lists the WCSR2080BWW as no longer manufactured; its spec sheet is dated November 2001.

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • The average American family washes about 300 loads a year, about 6 a week.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • capacity: 3.2 cu ft

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • agitator: FlexCare center post agitator

    External researchResearch source 1
  • basket: PermaTuf II plastic basket (white perforated basket seen)

    External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
  • wash_cycles: 8 cycles (Cottons and Casuals soil levels) plus rinse and spin

    External researchResearch source 1
  • water_levels: 3 (SMALL, LARGE, SUPER)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • temperatures: 3 wash/rinse: COLD/COLD, WARM/COLD, HOT/COLD

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • speed_combinations: 2 wash/spin

    External researchResearch source 1
  • electrical: 120 V 60 Hz 10.0 A

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • dimensions: 42 H x 27 W x 25.5 D in

    External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
  • controls: mechanical dials only, no display

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Material: cabinet: white painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Material: basket: plastic (PermaTuf II)

    External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash everyday loads with hot, warm or cold water. Not run during the tour

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as not supported: steam, sanitize, deep fill or Wi Fi features. Basic dial model of 2001 design

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as not supported: wash a king size comforter. 3.2 cu ft with a center agitator; guidance for king comforters points to larger drums

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Limitation: Smaller drum than current top loaders (about 4.0 to 4.5 cu ft), so more loads per week

    Inference
  • Limitation: Center post agitator is harder on delicates and limits bulky items

    Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Practical interpretation: Single person: roughly 2 to 3 loads a week; couple: about 4 to 5; family of four: about 7 to 9 with this smaller drum.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Plan on a laundromat for king comforters, sleeping bags and large duvets.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: An old machine is more likely to need repair during your lease; ask about the repair response time.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level dial washer of its era; Smaller capacity than modern machines; Does not match the new stainless kitchen appliances

    Inference
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 5 to 15 (washing machine). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 533 to 799 for a current GE 4.0 to 4.5 cu ft agitator top loader. Estimate basis: Early 2000s design versus InterNACHI range; retailer prices

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4

Recorded connections

  • powered by: GE PowerMark Gold load center (unit breaker panel). LAUNDRY circuit 8, presumed

    Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • connected to: Recessed washer outlet box with fill hoses and drain

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • adjacent to: GE electric dryer GTDX200EM1WW. Side by side, dryer on the left

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • located in: Laundry closet

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

  • Are the washer and dryer original to 2002, and is replacement planned?
  • Who repairs them and how fast?

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GE electric dryer GTDX200EM1WW
Brand
GE
Manufacturer
General Electric (GE Appliances)
Product family
GE 27 in electric dryer
Recorded model
GTDX200EM1WW
Identification status
exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: likely 2000s, possibly original to 2002

Age estimate basis: GE Answer Center branding and Made in Canada on the plate; companion washer is a 2001 design; serial date letters obscured

Recorded condition: Drum and lint area look clean; a few dark lint or hair strands on the front near the plate

  • Rating plate reads MOD GTDX200EM1WW, SER ending 744294A, 120/240 V 60 HZ 5600 W 24 A 3 WIRE, 120/208 V 60 HZ 4400 W 22 A 3 WIRE, GENERAL ELECTRIC, LOUISVILLE, KY. 40225, Made in CANADA.

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • GE serials encode the build month in the first letter and the year in the second letter on a 12 year cycle; on this plate both letters are covered by a smudge, so the date cannot be decoded.

    External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
  • GTDX200EM1WW is listed by parts retailers as a GE dryer model.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • Dryer vent connection behind the machine was not visible.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • fuel: electric

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • heater_rating: 5600 W at 240 V (24 A); 4400 W at 208 V (22 A)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • cord: 3 wire

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • circuit: 30 A two pole (directory DRYER 7 and 9)

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • controls: timer dial with COTTONS, EASY CARE and TIME DRY ranges, START knob, FABRIC CARE selector

    Read in the sourceTour reference 1
  • lint_screen: in the door opening sill

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • capacity: UNKNOWN for this older model (the later, different GTDX200EMWW is 6.0 cu ft)

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%Research source 1
  • Material: cabinet: white painted steel

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dry a full washer load on timed or automatic cycles. Not run

    Inference
  • Capability recorded as unknown: moisture sensor drying. Not determinable from the dial

    Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
  • Limitation: Basic dial dryer without sensor features that are standard today

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Practical interpretation: Electric dryer on its own 30 A circuit; no gas needed.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Clean the lint screen every load; vent condition is unknown.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level dial dryer; Older design than the kitchen appliances

    Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 13 (dryer). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 479 for a current GE 6.0 cu ft electric dryer on clearance. Estimate basis: Likely 2000s build versus InterNACHI figure; GE price

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • When was the dryer vent duct last cleaned, and how long is the run to the outside?
  • Is the dryer original to the building?

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Recessed washer outlet box with fill hoses and drain
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Interior stained dark brown and rust colored around the valves; fittings tarnished

  • Behind the washer the recessed box interior is stained dark brown with rust colored areas around black rubber hoses and tarnished brass fittings.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • hoses: black rubber fill hoses, not braided steel

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • fittings: brass hose fittings, tarnished

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • drain: corrugated drain hose into an opening at the left of the box

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
  • Practical interpretation: Old rubber hoses are a common flood source; braided steel hoses lower the risk, and a leak sensor is mounted nearby.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard recessed box with rubber hoses

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Questions to ask

  • When were the washer fill hoses last replaced? Would management install braided steel hoses?
  • Has this washer box leaked before?

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Laundry closet off the hall (side by side washer and dryer)
Identification status
category only

Recorded condition: Clean, freshly painted; washer box behind machines worn

  • Two white bifold door units with round knobs close the laundry closet on the hall.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Washer (right) and dryer (left) stand side by side under a white shelf.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • doors: two white panel bifold door units with round knobs, matching the bifold symbols on the plan

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
  • interior_width_estimate: at least about 56 in, enough for two 27 in machines side by side

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
  • shelf: one full width white shelf above the machines (a second higher shelf possible)

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • lighting: flush round ceiling light above the shelf

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
  • drain_pan: none visible under the washer front

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
  • leak_sensor: Alloy leak sensor on the closet wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • Capability recorded as confirmed: full size side by side laundry inside the unit

    Observed in the recording
  • Capability recorded as unknown: stacking to free space. Top load washer cannot be stacked

    Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
  • Limitation: No folding counter or sink; machines fill the width with little side clearance

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • Limitation: Open bifold doors project into the hall that leads to the bath and bedroom

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Practical interpretation: Laundry noise and vibration will carry into the hall, bath and bedroom; avoid late night loads if a partner sleeps early.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: Store detergent on the shelf; there is no cabinet.

    Inference
  • Recorded quality assessment: average. Full size in unit laundry is a plus at this price point; Basic shelf and bifold doors

    Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • Is there a drain pan under the washer?

Link to this detail

Heating and cooling

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Control wiring exposed below the gas control; outer burner cover apparently missing

Why it may matter: Wiring is low voltage (thermopile powered), so shock risk is low, but missing covers expose the burner area to debris and damage and suggest incomplete service.

Ask the manager: Ask maintenance to reinstall the outer burner access cover and secure the wiring.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Surface rust on gas piping in the outdoor closet

  • Black iron pipes and fittings at the base of the closet corner show flaking surface rust.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Cosmetic now; ongoing corrosion in a damp outdoor closet should be cleaned and painted.

Ask the manager: Ask whether gas piping is inspected and painted on a schedule.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Gas water heater closet opened without a key

  • The closet on the patio opened by lever during the tour; whether it locks was not confirmed.

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Children could reach a gas burner, hot pipes and valves if the closet is not secured.

Ask the manager: Ask whether the closet locks and request a lock if children will use the patio.

Recorded finding · Inference

Water heater may also provide space heating through the fan coil

Why it may matter: If confirmed, the heater runs more in winter and its condition matters for heat as well as hot water.

Ask the manager: Ask whether heating comes from the water heater through a hydronic coil.

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No thermal expansion tank seen

  • No expansion tank was visible on the cold supply or anywhere in the closet in the frames from 214 to 229 s.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Where a backflow preventer or pressure regulator makes the system closed, thermal expansion raises pressure and can make the T&P valve drip; many apartment systems manage this centrally.

Ask the manager: Ask whether thermal expansion is handled at the building level.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Thermostat in the interior hall by the entry

  • The thermostat is on the hall wall beside the coat closet door, away from the bedroom.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: The bedroom can run warmer or cooler than the setpoint, especially with the bedroom door closed.

Recorded finding · Inference

Heat source not identifiable from the tour

  • Panel shows a CONDENSER and a FAN COIL circuit but no large heater circuit; the gas water heater closet has extra piping. Either a heat pump or a hot water coil fed by the water heater provides heat.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Affects winter bills (electric heat pump versus gas through the water heater) and hot water availability.

Ask the manager: Is heat provided by a heat pump or by the gas water heater, and how is that energy billed?

Recorded finding · Inference

Fan coil and condenser age unknown in a 2002 building

  • Neither unit was seen. If original to the 2002 construction they would exceed InterNACHI typical ranges (fan coil 10 to 15 years, AC 7 to 15, heat pump 10 to 15).

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Original equipment would be near or past end of life, with breakdown risk in a heat wave.

Ask the manager: When were the fan coil and condensing unit last replaced?

Recorded finding · Inference

Filter likely behind the hall ceiling grille

  • The return grille sits in a large ceiling access panel in the hall, the usual filter location for a fan coil above the ceiling.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Changing the filter needs a step ladder; ask whether staff do it.

Ask the manager: Who changes the HVAC filter and how often?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No supply register identified in the bedroom

  • A supply register was seen high in the living room; none was identified in the bedroom frames, whose soffit and some walls were not filmed closely.

    Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: If the bedroom has weak or no supply air, it may be harder to cool or heat.

Ask the manager: Where is the bedroom supply register?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Outdoor condensing unit location not shown

  • The directory lists a CONDENSER circuit, but the outdoor unit was not filmed.

    Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: If it sits near the bedroom or patio it can add noise when cooling.

Ask the manager: Where is the condensing unit for 6-107?

Recorded finding · Inference

Possible fresh air inlets high beside windows

  • Square boxes with slotted bottoms and pull tabs sit high beside the living room and bedroom windows.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: If open to outdoors they can admit street noise and drafts; light sleepers should check whether they close.

Ask the manager: What are these boxes and can they be shut?

Square wall boxes high beside windows (likely passive fresh air inlets)
Identification status
category only
  • Bedroom: a square white box with a slotted bottom edge and pull tab is mounted high on the wall beside the window.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • Living room: a similar small square box sits high beside the left window.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • The slotted bottom and pull tab match a through wall passive air inlet with a damper; an alarm motion sensor would normally sit in a room corner with a lens, which these do not show.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
  • A square white box with a slot and small white slide lever on its bottom edge is mounted high on the bedroom window wall.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • An identical device sits in the same position beside the living room windows.

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

  • Aldes documents a manually adjustable through wall inlet with a variable damper and calls for one inlet in each bedroom and living area of exhaust ventilated homes.

    External researchResearch source 1
  • A small square white box with a side slot is mounted high on the window wall

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • count_observed: 2 count (one living room, one bedroom)

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • form: square white cover with a slotted bottom edge and a small pull tab, mounted near the ceiling beside a window

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
  • position: high on the window wall, left of the window, about 1 ft below the ceiling

    Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
  • size: about 5 in square

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
  • appearance: white square box with a side slot, mounted near the ceiling left of the windows; the bedroom has a matching box with a small lever

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
  • function: likely a through wall passive fresh air inlet that pairs with continuous bath exhaust; not confirmed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Capability recorded as possible: let outdoor air in for ventilation, adjustable by the pull tab. Purpose inferred from shape; not confirmed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
  • Capability recorded as possible: admit outdoor air for whole dwelling ventilation (if it is a passive inlet). Identification not confirmed

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Capability recorded as possible: open or close with the slide lever under the cover. A small white lever protrudes from a slot along the bottom edge

    Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
  • Capability recorded as possible: bring outdoor air in without opening windows

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Limitation: Identity not confirmed: it reads as a through wall passive air inlet with an adjustable damper (similar in form to the Aldes AIRLET family, which installs one inlet per bedroom and living area), but it could be another device.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
  • Limitation: A passive inlet on the street facade can let in some traffic noise and outdoor air when open.

    Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
  • Limitation: Brings in street air and some traffic sound when open

    Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
  • Practical interpretation: If these are open air inlets, they can let in street noise and drafts; check whether the tab closes them.

    Inference
  • Practical interpretation: If it is an air inlet, closing it can cut drafts and some street noise; leaving it open supports fresh air when the bath fan runs.

    Inference

Recorded connections

Questions to ask

  • What are the square boxes high on the living room and bedroom walls, and can they be closed?
  • What is the square device beside the bedroom and living room windows (fresh air inlet, sensor)? Should it be left open?
  • Is the square box on the window wall a fresh air inlet, and can it be closed?

Link to this detail

Water heater closet (off the patio)

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Supply air registers (one seen high on a living room wall)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean and straight

    • A two section register with a damper lever is mounted high on a living room wall below the crown molding.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • No supply register was identified in the bedroom frames (340 to 364 s); part of the bedroom walls and its soffit were not filmed closely.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • A two section register is mounted high on the wall at the hall corner of the living room

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • living_room: one white two section adjustable register with damper lever, high on the wall just below the crown molding

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • bedroom: none identified in the filmed bedroom frames

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • type: two section wall register, one side with adjustable directional louvers, one with a damper lever

      Observed in the recording
    • height: high on the wall just below the ceiling

      Observed in the recording
    • served_by: fan coil air handler (location owned by the systems pass)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Do not block the high register with tall shelving; it is the conditioned air source for the main room

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard sidewall register with damper

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Where does the bedroom receive supply air?

    Link to this detail

    A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)
    Brand
    A.O. Smith
    Manufacturer
    A. O. Smith Corporation
    Product family
    ProLine Commercial Grade, Ultra Low NOx atmospheric vent tall
    Recorded model
    GUC-50 450
    Identification status
    exact model confirmed

    Recorded age estimate: manufactured 2010 or later; probably mid 2010s to early 2020s

    Age estimate basis: Serial not legible, so no date code. A Contractor Rewards sticker is on the jacket and that program began in 2010. The current A.O. Smith listing for this model is series 450 with a newer 500 series also listed. The building dates from about 2001, so this tank is a replacement.

    Recorded condition: Jacket and labels in fair shape; installation details show wear and loose ends: rusted gas piping bases, exposed control wiring with the outer burner cover apparently missing, drain pan stub not piped, leaves and debris in the pan, unfinished closet

    • Front badge reads A.O. Smith ProLine Commercial Grade

      Read in the source

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Rating label reads MODEL NUMBER GUC-50 450 and INPUT BTU/HR 40000

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • Gas control label lists status light codes and 5 in w.c. outlet pressure

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • [device identifier removed] line of the rating label could not be read in any frame

      Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • A Contractor Rewards sticker with a reward code is on the upper jacket (code not reproduced)

      Read in the source

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A document packet in a plastic bag is tucked behind the lower strap

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A thin white wire loops over the lower strap and runs down the right side of the tank to the floor, consistent with a leak sensor probe like the Alloy sensor at the laundry

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • [device identifier removed] guidance for when the serial is obtained: inspectors widely read recent A.O. Smith serials with the first four digits as year and week of manufacture (unverified with a primary source); older serials use a letter month code followed by a two digit year

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • model: GUC-50 450

      Read in the source
    • input: 40000 BTU/h

      Read in the source
    • recovery_label: 43 US gal per hour (rating plate; rise not legible)

      Read in the source
    • recovery_listing: 42 gal per hour at 90 F rise

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • nominal_capacity: 50 gal

      External researchResearch source 1
    • rated_storage: 48 gal

      External researchResearch source 1
    • first_hour_rating: 84 gal

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • uef: 0.61

      External researchResearch source 1
    • fuel: natural gas (5 in w.c. manifold pressure on the control label)

      Read in the source
    • venting: atmospheric draft hood, 4 in flue

      External researchResearch source 1
    • ignition_control: standing pilot with piezo igniter, thermopile powered intelligent gas control with LED status light; needs no electricity

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • emissions: Ultra Low NOx burner meeting California requirements

      External researchResearch source 1
    • dimensions: 57.25 in tall, 20 in diameter, T&P opening at 50.5 in, gas valve at 11 in

      External researchResearch source 1
    • anode: stainless steel CoreGard anode

      External researchResearch source 1
    • warranty: 6 year limited tank and 6 year limited parts

      External researchResearch source 1
    • max_working_pressure: 150 psi

      Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%
    • gas_inlet_pressure_range: 6 to 10.5 in w.c.

      Read in the source
    • Material: tank: glass lined steel (Blue Diamond lining per listing)

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
    • Material: jacket: painted steel

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: about 84 gal of hot water in the first hour, enough for back to back showers plus laundry or dishes in a one bedroom

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hot water during a power outage. the control is thermopile powered; no electrical connection needed

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
    • Capability recorded as possible: may also supply hot water to the fan coil for space heating (combination system). extra insulated lines with valves leave the closet through the ceiling and the panel lists a 120 V fan coil but no electric heat circuit

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
    • Limitation: Standard efficiency atmospheric unit (UEF about 0.61); higher gas use than a condensing or heat pump heater

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
    • Limitation: If it also heats the apartment, long showers and heating compete for the same 50 gal in winter

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Limitation: Located outdoors in a patio closet: service visits require patio access

      Observed in the recording
    • Practical interpretation: Plenty of hot water for one or two people, including during power outages

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Age unknown: ask for the install date; a tank past 10 years carries a higher chance of a leak or no hot water event

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Gas heater outdoors keeps combustion and noise out of the living space

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. ProLine is A.O. Smith's professional channel residential line marketed as commercial grade, a solid mid tier choice; Standard efficiency atmospheric design, 6 year warranty, typical for apartments; Generous 50 gal capacity for a one bedroom

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Water heater closet (off the patio)

      Observed in the recording
    • serves: Apartment 6-107. domestic hot water for the apartment

      Inference

    Questions to ask

    • What is the install date or [device identifier removed] of the water heater?
    • Does this water heater also supply the heating fan coil?
    • Is the heater on a leak sensor, and who responds to alerts?
    • Is hot water billed through the water submeter or a gas bill?

    Link to this detail

    Water heater vent connector and flue
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Connector intact with upward pitch; draft hood seating not verifiable

    • Galvanized connector rises from the draft hood into a vent at a metal plate in the closet ceiling

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • configuration: draft hood on the tank top, galvanized single wall connector with two elbows rising at a steep angle into a double wall vent at a sheet metal ceiling plate

      Observed in the recording
    • size: 4 in per model listing

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • joints: screwed connector joints visible

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
    • markings: illegible handwritten marks on the connector

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Conventional atmospheric venting

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    • connected to: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Observed in the recording

    Questions to ask

    • When was the vent last inspected for draft and spillage?

    Link to this detail

    Water heater seismic straps
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Straps tight around the tank

    • Two double wrapped perforated straps encircle the tank at upper and lower thirds

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • count: 2 straps

      Observed in the recording
    • placement: upper strap near the top third and lower strap near the bottom third, each a double wrap of perforated steel strap with a bolt tensioner

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: restrain the tank in an earthquake

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
    • Limitation: Wall anchorage into studs not visible

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Typical two strap kit

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    • part of: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Observed in the recording

    Link to this detail

    Gas drop, shutoff and sediment trap for the water heater
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Surface rust on the black iron pipes and fittings, heaviest near the floor; a paper tag left on the flex connector

    • Red handled quarter turn valve on the gas drop feeds a flexible connector to the control

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Black iron gas piping in the corner shows surface rust at its base

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • piping: black iron pipe down the left corner; a second parallel dark pipe beside it of unknown purpose

      Observed in the recording
    • shutoff: quarter turn ball valve with red handle on a tee near the floor

      Observed in the recording
    • sediment_trap: tee with a downward nipple to the floor below the valve branch, consistent with a drip leg

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • connector: corrugated stainless flexible gas connector to the gas control

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shut off gas to the heater at the closet

      Observed in the recording

    Recorded connections

    • serves: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Link to this detail

    Water heater drain pan
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Leaves in the pan; outlet stub apparently open

    • A black pan sits under the tank with a short white PVC stub at its front

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • type: round black plastic pan under the tank

      Observed in the recording
    • outlet: white PVC stub at the front of the pan with no drain line connected in the frames

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Limitation: If the pan outlet is not piped, the pan only catches small drips and overflows onto the closet floor and patio

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

    Recorded connections

    • below: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is the drain pan outlet piped to the exterior or left open?

    Link to this detail

    Temperature and pressure relief valve and discharge
    Identification status
    category only
    • A copper line runs from the tank top to the closet corner and down; a copper stub protrudes beside the tank

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A white elbow exits the closet wall near the patio floor

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • valve: valve body not clearly seen; a plugged fitting is on the upper jacket and a copper line runs from the tank top to the right corner and down

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%
    • discharge_termination: a small white elbow pointing down about 6 in above the patio floor beside the closet door may be the discharge or pan drain outlet

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • listing_tp_height: 50.5 in

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • Limitation: If the valve discharges at the patio elbow, very hot water would spill onto the patio near the closet door

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

    Recorded connections

    • part of: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Where does the T&P relief line discharge?

    Link to this detail

    Water piping, shutoff valves and insulated lines in the closet
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Insulation split and taped on one riser; valves look old style gate valves

    • Red handwheel gate valves sit on several copper lines; some lines rise through red firestopped ceiling penetrations

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Foam insulation on a riser is split and taped

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • connectors: corrugated stainless flexible water connectors on the tank top, one wrapped in blue tape

      Observed in the recording
    • valves: multi turn gate valves with red handwheels: one on the vertical supply under the meter and two on lines that rise through the ceiling

      Observed in the recording
    • insulation: black foam insulation on several lines, split and taped in places

      Observed in the recording
    • penetrations: red firestop sealant around pipe penetrations in walls and ceiling

      Observed in the recording
    • extra_lines: a pair of valved lines leaves through the ceiling in addition to the tank hot and cold connections; consistent with a hydronic loop to the fan coil

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shut off the water supply at the closet. the valve under the meter appears to be the supply for the unit, not confirmed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Know where the water shutoff is: in a leak the valve may be in this patio closet, not inside the unit

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    • connected to: A.O. Smith ProLine GUC-50 450 gas water heater (50 gal, Ultra Low NOx)

      Observed in the recording

    Questions to ask

    • Which valve shuts off water to the whole apartment?

    Link to this detail

    Water meter in the water heater closet
    Identification status
    category only
    • A blue bodied meter with a wired register is mounted on the supply above the water heater

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • appearance: small blue bodied meter with a white register face, a lead wire for remote reading and a red seal

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
    • location: on the vertical supply pipe high on the right side of the closet, above a red handwheel valve

      Observed in the recording
    • brand_model: not legible

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • what_it_measures: probably the cold water supply to the apartment including the water heater feed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Capability recorded as possible: individual water usage billing. the lead wire suggests automated reading

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Water may be billed by actual use rather than a flat share; ask how water and sewer are billed

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Water heater closet (off the patio)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • connected to: Water piping, shutoff valves and insulated lines in the closet

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is water billed from this submeter, and what is the typical monthly charge for a one bedroom?

    Link to this detail

    Water heater closet door (patio)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Door and louvers intact; soiling near the base

    • Closet door has a louvered lower panel and a louvered wall vent above it

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • the person touring opened the closet by its lever without a key

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • type: flush exterior door with a louvered lower panel; separate louvered vent high in the wall above

      Observed in the recording
    • hardware: satin finish lever; opened without a key during the tour; a keyed lock was not confirmed

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
    • interior_finish: door edge and jamb painted salmon or primer pink inside

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • threshold: closet floor raised a few inches above the patio with a coated edge

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: combustion air for the gas heater through upper and lower louvers

      Inference
    • Limitation: Louvers must stay unobstructed; no storage in front of the door

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

    Recorded connections

    • part of: Water heater closet (off the patio)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is the water heater closet kept locked, and do residents have a key?

    Link to this detail

    Honeywell Home ProSeries T6 Pro family touchscreen thermostat
    Brand
    Honeywell Home
    Manufacturer
    Resideo
    Product family
    T6 Pro (ProSeries)
    Recorded model
    T6 Pro family; Z Wave variant TH6320ZW2003 plausible given the Alloy hub, not confirmed
    Identification status
    likely model

    Recorded age estimate: much newer than the 2002 building

    Age estimate basis: Current Honeywell Home ProSeries housing

    Recorded condition: Display working and legible; housing clean

    • Thermostat reads Honeywell Home at the top and ProSeries at the lower right, and displayed 12:46, 56% HUMIDITY and 70 during the tour.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • Housing matches the shared T6 Pro family design (T6 Pro, T6 Pro Z Wave, T6 Pro Smart); the model number is printed on the back and was not visible.

      InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • The T6 Pro Z Wave can display indoor relative humidity and works with Z Wave controllers.

      External researchResearch source 1
    • Mounted on the hall wall immediately beside the coat closet door, near the entry.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • display_at_capture: time 12:46, scrolling text 56% HUMIDITY, large 70

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • form: square white housing on a larger wall plate, large touchscreen, Honeywell Home at top, ProSeries at bottom right

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • humidity_display: shows indoor relative humidity

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • system_types_supported_t6_pro: heat pump and conventional systems, multistage

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: programmable schedule and touchscreen setpoint control

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: indoor humidity reading. Displayed 56%

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as possible: phone app control. Only for the Z Wave variant through the Alloy app or the Wi Fi variant; variant unknown

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: cooling. Panel directory lists a CONDENSER circuit; cooling not seen running

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Located in the interior hall by the entry, so it senses hall temperature rather than bedroom temperature

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: You can read indoor humidity at a glance, useful for anyone sensitive to dry or damp air.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: If it is the Z Wave model you may control temperature from the Alloy app; confirm before counting on it.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Current professional line touchscreen thermostat with humidity display; Standard choice in renovated rentals

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 35 (thermostats). Estimate basis: Recent design versus InterNACHI thermostat range

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Hall

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • adjacent to: Coat closet. Beside the closet door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • controls: Heating and cooling system: split system with indoor fan coil and outdoor condensing unit; heat source unknown

      InferenceTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is the thermostat connected to the Alloy app?
    • Is the system a heat pump or hydronic heat, and does the thermostat run both heat and cool?

    Link to this detail

    Heating and cooling system: split system with indoor fan coil and outdoor condensing unit; heat source unknown
    Identification status
    category only
    • The panel directory lists CONDENSER on positions 11 and 13 (a 30 A two pole breaker) and FAN COIL on position 16 (a 20 A breaker).

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • The gas water heater closet off the patio has more piping than a plain cold in and hot out pair: an insulated black line, two red handled valves on a tee, a blue inline device and an extra copper line leaving the top of the tank, which is consistent with but does not prove a hot water heating loop to the fan coil.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • Listing amenities include Air conditioning.

      External researchResearch source 1
    • The building was constructed in 2002.

      External researchResearch source 1
    • indoor_unit: fan coil on a 20 A single pole 120 V breaker (directory FAN COIL)

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • outdoor_unit: condensing unit on a 30 A two pole 240 V breaker (directory CONDENSER)

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • heat_source: UNKNOWN: either the outdoor unit is a heat pump, or a hot water coil in the fan coil is fed by the gas water heater

      Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
    • electric_resistance_heat: unlikely; no large two pole breaker is assigned to the fan coil

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: central cooling. A condenser circuit exists and the listing claims air conditioning; cooling was not run

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: central heating. Source not identified

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: Central air conditioning is supported by the wiring, which matters on the few hot Peninsula days and for people who sleep cool.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: If heat comes from the gas water heater, long hot showers and heating draw on the same tank in winter.

      Inference

    Questions to ask

    • Is heating by heat pump or by hot water from the water heater?
    • When were the fan coil and the outdoor condensing unit last replaced, and where is the outdoor unit?
    • Who pays for and when is the HVAC filter changed?

    Link to this detail

    Fan coil air handler (not seen; inferred above the hall ceiling access panel)
    Identification status
    unknown
    • A FAN COIL circuit exists on the panel directory; the unit itself was not shown.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • The hall ceiling has a large rectangular panel with a louvered return grille set into it, the usual service and filter access for a horizontal fan coil above a hall ceiling.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • circuit: 20 A single pole, directory position 16

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • likely_location: above the hall ceiling, behind the large ceiling panel that holds the return grille

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
    • Practical interpretation: Fan noise may be heard in the hall, bath and bedroom when it runs, since it likely sits above the hall between them.

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    • part of: Heating and cooling system: split system with indoor fan coil and outdoor condensing unit; heat source unknown

      InferenceTour reference 1
    • connected to: Hall ceiling return grille in a large access panel

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
    • serves: Supply air registers (one seen high on a living room wall)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • powered by: GE PowerMark Gold load center (unit breaker panel). FAN COIL 16, 20 A

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • above: Hall. Inferred location above hall ceiling

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Brand, model and install year of the fan coil?
    • Is the filter behind the hall ceiling grille, and how often is it changed?

    Link to this detail

    Outdoor condensing unit (not seen)
    Identification status
    unknown
    • CONDENSER appears on the panel directory, so an outdoor compressor unit serves this apartment; its location (roof, yard or patio) was not filmed.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • circuit: 30 A two pole, directory positions 11 and 13

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Recorded connections

    • part of: Heating and cooling system: split system with indoor fan coil and outdoor condensing unit; heat source unknown

      InferenceTour reference 1
    • powered by: GE PowerMark Gold load center (unit breaker panel). CONDENSER 11 and 13, 30 A two pole

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Where is the condensing unit for 6-107, and is it near a bedroom window (noise)?

    Link to this detail

    Hall ceiling return grille in a large access panel
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: No visible dust streaks or damage at video resolution

    • A louvered return grille in a large rectangular ceiling panel is in the hall ceiling between the entry and the laundry closet.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • form: three long louvered slots set in a large rectangular ceiling panel

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard stamped steel grille

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Is the HVAC filter behind this grille, and what size is it?

    Link to this detail

    Internet and electrical hardware

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Almond receptacle under a white plate

    • One living room receptacle near the patio door corner is an older almond device with a new white cover plate; other devices are white.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Cosmetic mismatch suggesting devices were not all replaced at renovation; no functional problem observed.

    Ask the manager: Ask maintenance to swap it to a white device.

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Access point present but live service not verified

    • No status light or connected device was seen on the RUCKUS access point, and no one tested Wi Fi or the LAN ports during the tour.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Wi Fi 6 and four wired ports are supported by hardware, not confirmed as working service.

    Ask the manager: Please confirm the in unit Wi Fi network and the LAN ports are active and what speed tier is included.

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Wired desk only practical near the dining nook by the refrigerator

    • The only Ethernet ports seen are on the AP, low in a wall nook beside the refrigerator end panel. The bedroom and living room show no data jacks, only blank plates. A wired desk would sit near the dining area or need a long cable along the baseboard.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Remote workers who need wired video calls should plan furniture around the dining nook or use a flat cable or Wi Fi 6.

    Ask the manager: Are the AP LAN ports for resident use, and may residents run a cable along the baseboard?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Console or PC can be wired at the AP if ports are live

    • LAN1 to LAN3 are plain Gigabit ports; LAN4 also supplies PoE. A console placed on the dining wall could plug in directly.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Lower latency than Wi Fi for gaming, subject to whether the property network allows game traffic and port forwarding.

    Ask the manager: Does the property network allow open NAT or port forwarding for game consoles?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    AP mounted near the floor in a nook

    • The access point sits just above the baseboard in a nook beside the refrigerator end panel, a short distance from an outlet.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Furniture placed against this wall can block both the ports and the radio; signal in the far bedroom corner may be weaker.

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No Ethernet, phone or coax wall outlets seen

    • Only blank cover plates were found at baseboard height; no RJ45, RJ11 or coax connector was visible anywhere in the filmed rooms.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Choosing Xfinity or Astound cable service may require a technician to activate hidden boxes; TV placement is not tied to a cable outlet.

    Ask the manager: What is behind the blank plates, and how is each listed provider wired into 6-107?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Four providers listed, but only a property style Wi Fi AP is visible

    Why it may matter: Residents may effectively default to the property network unless other providers can bring in their own lines.

    Ask the manager: Is the Aerwave service mandatory or optional, and can a resident order AT&T fiber, Astound or Xfinity instead?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Walk in closet wall panel not opened

    • A hinged panel with a latch and a surface cable rising to the ceiling sits in the walk in closet; its contents were not shown.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Likely network or low voltage equipment that technicians need to reach inside the bedroom closet; it also takes some closet wall space.

    Ask the manager: What equipment is inside the walk in closet panel?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Surface cable from the closet panel to the ceiling

    • A thin painted cable runs on the wall from the top of the walk in closet panel to the ceiling.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Shows a retrofit low voltage run, likely added for network service; cosmetic.

    Ask the manager: Is the cable from the closet panel part of the internet service?

    Recorded finding · Read in the source

    Panel directory text

    • 1 SPACE; 2 KITCHEN; 3 RANGE; 4 MICROWAVE; 5 RANGE; 6 KITCHEN; 7 DRYER; 8 LAUNDRY; 9 DRYER; 10 BATH GFCI; 11 CONDENSER; 12 DISHWASHER; 13 CONDENSER; 14 DISPOSAL; 15 SPACE; 16 FAN COIL; 17 SPACE; 18 GEN. LIGHTING; 19 SPACE; 20 GEN. LIGHTING; 21 to 24 SPACE.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Shows dedicated appliance circuits, a 240 V dryer and AC circuit, and only two general lighting circuits.

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Only two 15 A general circuits for lights and room outlets

    • Besides dedicated kitchen, laundry, bath and appliance circuits, the directory shows just two GEN. LIGHTING circuits on 15 A breakers, which typically also feed living room and bedroom receptacles.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: A space heater plus a computer setup, or two heavy devices in the living room and bedroom, can trip a breaker; no dedicated office circuit.

    Ask the manager: Which rooms share each GEN. LIGHTING circuit?

    Recorded finding · Read in the source

    No main breaker in the unit panel; main rating left blank

    • The cover's MAIN knockout is unused and the label's MAIN RATING fields are blank; the panel is a main lug type.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Shutting off all power needs the disconnect at the building meter location.

    Ask the manager: Where is the main disconnect for 6-107 and what is the service size?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Dust and debris inside the bottom of the panel

    • Fine dust and debris have collected along the bottom of the panel interior and on the lowest breakers.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Likely construction or renovation dust; not a defect by itself.

    Recorded finding · Inference

    No AFCI breakers visible

    • All breakers appear to be standard breakers without test buttons; bedroom arc fault protection was not seen.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Typical for the era of construction; newer homes add arc fault protection for bedrooms.

    Ask the manager: Are bedroom circuits AFCI protected?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Unused breaker positions available

    • Position 1 holds a filler and knockouts at the lower left are unused.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Adding a dedicated circuit would be physically possible, at management discretion.

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No smoke alarm seen anywhere in the filmed unit

    Why it may matter: Smoke alarms may be out of frame; if missing, it is a life safety gap to fix before move in.

    Ask the manager: Where are the smoke alarms, are they hardwired and interconnected, and when were they installed?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Painted over cable with a loose end above the entry door

    • A thin cable runs along the entry ceiling line, turns down the wall above the door and ends loose; it was painted over rather than removed.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Cosmetic first impression at the door; likely an abandoned low voltage line.

    Ask the manager: What is the cable above the entry, and can it be removed and patched?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    One older almond receptacle among white devices

    • A living room receptacle has an almond colored device behind a white plate.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Suggests original devices were only partly replaced during renovation.

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No outlet seen in entry or hall

    • No receptacle was visible on the entry vestibule walls or the filmed hall walls.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: A plug in night light or a corded vacuum needs an outlet from an adjacent room.

    Bedroom duplex outlets (about 4)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Plates straight and clean in the frames.

    • An outlet sits low on the soffit wall right next to the bathroom corner.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Another outlet sits low on the soffit wall near the window wall corner, and one more on the window wall left of the window.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A toggle switch over an outlet is mounted on the wall left of the walk in closet door.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • count observed: about 4 (one likely duplicate sighting) outlets

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
    • positions: solid soffit wall: one near the bath corner and one near the window corner; window wall: one low, left of the window; closet door wall: one below the toggle switch beside the walk in closet door

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
    • type: white standard duplex receptacles, white plates, near baseboard height

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: power bedside lamps and chargers on both sides of a bed on the solid wall. Depends on the two outlets on the soffit wall being separate

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: power a desk on the wall between the window corner and the closet door

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: No USB outlets, floor outlets or TV height outlets were seen.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Outlets were not tested; switched outlets not identified.

      Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: The outlet layout favors a bed centered on the solid soffit wall with a nightstand on each side.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: A desk fits best on the short wall between the window corner and the closet door, which has an outlet.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard receptacles spaced around the room

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Bathroom GFCI outlet
    Identification status
    unknown
    • count observed: 1 outlets

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • type: white Decora GFCI receptacle with lit green status light

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • position: side wall below the mirror cabinet, just above the backsplash

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: ground fault protection for hair tools near water

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: energized. Green indicator lit

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: Only one outlet at the vanity; dryer plus toothbrush charger share it.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Current GFCI with indicator

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: up to 30 (InterNACHI GFCIs)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Internet and TV providers
    • Welcome sheet: TV, phone and internet available through Aerwave, AT&T, Astound and Xfinity.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

    Recorded connections

    • connected to: RUCKUS wall plate Wi Fi 6 access point with four Ethernet ports. AP may deliver the Aerwave managed service; unconfirmed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Link to this detail

    Living room and dining area receptacles
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Plates intact; one older almond receptacle under a white plate; small paint chip at one plate

    • The long wall has a duplex receptacle and two blank plates near the floor

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A receptacle near the patio door corner is almond colored under a white plate

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Receptacles sit beside each side of the window pair

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A receptacle and a blank plate sit on the wall left of the patio door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Near the hall corner: blank plate, receptacle, blank plate

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • window_wall: 2 duplex receptacles, one at each side of the window pair, about 15 in above the floor; the one by the patio door corner is an almond receptacle under a white plate

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • long_wall_tv_side: 1 duplex receptacle plus 2 blank cover plates in a row near the floor on the long wall opposite the patio door, next to the window corner pilaster

      Observed in the recording
    • patio_door_wall: 1 duplex receptacle plus 1 blank cover plate on the stepped wall to the left of the patio door (as seen from inside)

      Observed in the recording
    • hall_corner: blank plate, duplex receptacle, blank plate near the inside corner toward the hall

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • dining_wall: duplex receptacles on the long dining wall near the refrigerator end, one beside a low mounted Wi Fi access point

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • hall_wall: low duplex receptacle used by the plug in smart home hub

      Observed in the recording
    • type: standard 15 A style duplex receptacles, no USB, no floor boxes observed

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • circuits: panel directory lists no dedicated living room circuit; GEN. LIGHTING circuits 18 and 20 likely serve these rooms

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: power for a TV and media at the long wall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: power for a desk at the window wall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Blank plates next to receptacles may hide coax or data boxes but were not opened; active service unverified

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Limitation: Living and dining receptacles likely share general circuits; heavy loads such as space heaters can trip breakers

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Practical interpretation: The long wall with a receptacle and two blank plates is the natural TV wall; confirm what is behind the blank plates before mounting

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: A desk at the window wall can reach receptacles on either side of the windows; Wi Fi comes from the access point on the dining wall

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Adequate receptacle spacing on every wall; plain devices; one mismatched almond device

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • What is behind the blank wall plates (coax, data, or empty boxes)?
    • Are any living room receptacles switched?
    • Can the almond receptacle be replaced to match?

    Link to this detail

    Patio weatherproof receptacle
    Identification status
    category only
    • A gray weatherproof flip cover receptacle is mounted on the patio wall beside the door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • cover: gray single gang weatherproof cover with a vertical self closing flip lid (not an in use bubble cover)

      Observed in the recording
    • location: stucco end wall beside the patio door, about 1.5 to 2 ft above the floor

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
    • gfci: not verified

      Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: power for string lights, a fan or a small grill where allowed. power not tested

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Flip lid cover only protects when nothing is plugged in; fine for a covered damp location

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Is the patio receptacle GFCI protected and live?

    Link to this detail

    RUCKUS wall plate Wi Fi 6 access point with four Ethernet ports
    Brand
    RUCKUS
    Manufacturer
    RUCKUS Networks (CommScope)
    Product family
    RUCKUS H series wall plate access points
    Recorded model
    H550
    Identification status
    likely model

    Recorded age estimate: installed after the 2002 construction; the H550 generation is a Wi Fi 6 product

    Age estimate basis: Wi Fi 6 (802.11ax) hardware postdates the building; exact install date unknown

    Recorded condition: Housing clean and intact; label legible; no lit LED seen in the brief frames

    • Front reads RUCKUS in grey printed letters at the top; a yellow sticker reads DO NOT PLUG POE INJECTORS TO LAN1 THROUGH LAN4 PORTS, MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE; port labels LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, LAN4 +PoE Out run along the bottom edge.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Model matched as H550: printed grey RUCKUS wordmark, tall plate shape, four LAN ports with the PoE out marking on LAN4 match the official H550 image; the older H510 has a molded logo and its PoE marking on LAN1; the H350 has two LAN ports and the H670 uses a different square enclosure.

      InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
    • Mounted low on the wall just above the baseboard in a nook beside the refrigerator end panel, with a duplex outlet a short distance to its right.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • No lit status LED is visible on the front in the captured frames; the H550 status LEDs can be dimmed by the operator, so this does not prove the AP is off.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
    • RUCKUS markets the H550 for apartment buildings and other multi dwelling buildings, including connecting smart locks and sensors.

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • The welcome sheet lists Aerwave, AT&T, Astound and Xfinity for TV, phone and internet; Aerwave is a managed Wi Fi provider for apartment communities, so this AP may belong to that service, but the operator of this AP is not shown in the capture.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • wifi_standard: 802.11ax (Wi Fi 6), dual band 2.4 and 5 GHz

      External researchResearch source 1
    • spatial_streams: 2x2:2 on each band

      External researchResearch source 1
    • max_phy_rate_5ghz: 1200 Mbps

      External researchResearch source 1
    • max_phy_rate_2_4ghz: 574 Mbps

      External researchResearch source 1
    • in_room_ethernet_ports: 4 ports, 1 Gbps each, labeled LAN1 to LAN4

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • poe_out_port: LAN4 (label reads LAN4 +PoE Out); 802.3af on XX00 SKUs or 48 V passive on XX02 SKUs; disabled when the AP itself is fed by 802.3af or 802.3at

      External researchResearch source 1
    • uplink: one 1 Gbps port on the back (PoE in), hidden in the wall box

      External researchResearch source 1
    • iot_radios: integrated Bluetooth Low Energy and Zigbee

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • usb: one USB 2.0 Type A port for add on radio modules

      External researchResearch source 1
    • dimensions: 89.5 x 178.5 x 29.3 mm

      External researchResearch source 1
    • mounting_height: low on the wall just above the baseboard

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Material: housing: white plastic

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: Wi Fi 6 coverage for the apartment from a property installed access point. No status light or connected device was seen, so live service was not verified

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wired Ethernet for up to four devices (desktop, console, TV, printer) at 1 Gbps. Ports are physically present; whether they are enabled and on the internet is unverified

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Capability recorded as possible: power a small PoE device (for example an IP phone or camera) from LAN4. Depends on how the AP itself is powered

      External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as possible: act as a Zigbee or BLE gateway for property smart devices. Hardware feature; whether the property uses it is unknown

      External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2
    • Capability recorded as unknown: residents choose their own router on this AP. Managed APs are normally controlled by the property network operator

      Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: Only 2x2 radios and no 6 GHz band; a Wi Fi 6E or Wi Fi 7 laptop will connect at Wi Fi 6 speeds

      External researchResearch source 1
    • Limitation: Mounted near the floor in a wall nook beside the refrigerator end panel, so furniture or the refrigerator can shadow the signal toward the bedroom

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: The only Ethernet ports seen in the unit are on this AP; there is no wired jack in the bedroom

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Remote workers can plug a desktop or dock into a LAN port if management confirms the ports are live; the desk would sit at the dining nook by the refrigerator or need a long cable run along the baseboard.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Gamers can wire a console to the AP for lower latency than Wi Fi, subject to the same confirmation.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Do not plug a PoE injector into LAN1 to LAN4, per the device label.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Enterprise grade wall plate AP with an integrated four port Gigabit switch, more capable than typical apartment Wi Fi; Wi Fi 6 rather than the newest 6E or 7 generation, and 2x2 radios

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Dining area. Low in a nook beside the refrigerator end panel

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • adjacent to: Kitchen. Next to the refrigerator end panel

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • serves: Apartment 6-107. In unit Wi Fi and wired ports

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Who operates this RUCKUS access point (Aerwave or another provider), and is in unit Wi Fi included in rent or billed?
    • Are LAN1 to LAN4 live for resident devices, and are they on the internet or an isolated network?
    • Can a resident use their own router or mesh system, and does it interfere with the property network?
    • What speeds are offered on this service, and is there a wired speed guarantee?

    Link to this detail

    Wall data, phone and coax outlets (none seen; blank cover plates at baseboard height)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Plates intact and painted around neatly

    • Living room wall at baseboard height: a duplex outlet followed by two plain blank cover plates with screws and no jack openings.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Another blank cover plate sits at baseboard height on the living room wall beside the patio door, with an outlet to its left.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • No RJ45, RJ11 or coax F connector was seen on any wall in the filmed frames of the kitchen, living room, bedroom, hall or entry.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • Blank plates at outlet height next to receptacles are typical of low voltage boxes (phone, coax or data) that were covered or never used.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
    • visible_ethernet_wall_jacks: 0 count

      Not observed in the recording
    • visible_coax_outlets: 0 count

      Not observed in the recording
    • visible_phone_jacks: 0 count

      Not observed in the recording
    • blank_cover_plates_at_baseboard_height: at least 3 (two beside an outlet on one living room wall, one beside the living room patio door; a corner plate at 241 to 243 s may be one of these or a fourth) count

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as unknown: cable TV or a cable modem from a wall coax outlet. No coax outlet was seen; blank plates may hide unused boxes

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Capability recorded as unknown: landline phone from a wall jack

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: Ethernet in the unit appears limited to the four ports on the RUCKUS AP

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: If you want Xfinity or Astound cable internet, ask where the coax outlet is; none was visible.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: A TV wall may need streaming over Wi Fi or Ethernet from the AP rather than wall cable.

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • What is behind the blank cover plates (coax, phone or data), and are those lines connected?
    • How do AT&T, Astound and Xfinity bring service into this unit if there are no visible coax or phone jacks?

    Link to this detail

    Hinged white wall panel in the walk in closet (likely a structured wiring or media enclosure)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Door closed, flush and painted; a painted surface cable rises from its top to the ceiling

    • A hinged white panel with corner screws and a round latch is mounted on the walk in closet wall at chest to head height.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • A thin painted cable runs vertically on the wall surface from the top of the panel to a fitting near the ceiling.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • The tall rectangular shape fits a 14 inch structured media enclosure better than a square alarm control cabinet (the NetworX NX-8 cabinet is roughly square), but the contents were not shown.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • size_estimate: roughly 14 in wide by 24 to 28 in tall, from proportions against the baseboard and wall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • hardware: flush white metal looking door with corner screws and a round cam style latch at the right edge

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as possible: house the unit network demarcation (modem, ONT, switch or cable splitter). Not opened during the tour

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Practical interpretation: If this is the network panel, it is where an internet technician would work, so expect access requests to the bedroom closet.

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Walk in closet

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • competes for space with: Walk in closet. Panel must stay reachable

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • What is inside the walk in closet wall panel (network equipment, cable splitter, old alarm panel)?
    • Does the cable running from the top of that panel feed the RUCKUS access point?

    Link to this detail

    GE PowerMark Gold load center (unit breaker panel)
    Brand
    GE
    Manufacturer
    GE (now ABB)
    Product family
    PowerMark Gold load center
    Recorded model
    TLM1212CCU (enclosure per label; cover TLM12BC)
    Identification status
    exact model confirmed

    Recorded age estimate: about 2002, original to the building

    Age estimate basis: Building year; no date code read

    Recorded condition: Cover intact and latched; dust and fine debris collected along the bottom of the interior and on the lowest breakers

    • Label reads GE PowerMark Gold Load Center, Type 1 Indoor Enclosure, Front Cat No.: TLM12BC, for enclosure Cat. No. TLM1212CCUG or TLM1212CCU; the MAIN RATING AMPS and VOLTS fields are blank.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • Directory, verbatim: 1 SPACE; 2 KITCHEN; 3 RANGE; 4 MICROWAVE; 5 RANGE; 6 KITCHEN; 7 DRYER; 8 LAUNDRY; 9 DRYER; 10 BATH GFCI; 11 CONDENSER; 12 DISHWASHER; 13 CONDENSER; 14 DISPOSAL; 15 SPACE; 16 FAN COIL; 17 SPACE; 18 GEN. LIGHTING; 19 SPACE; 20 GEN. LIGHTING; 21 SPACE; 22 SPACE; 23 SPACE; 24 SPACE.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • Breaker handles read 50A and 50A (tied), 30A and 30A, 30A and 30A on the left, and 20A, 20A, 20A, 20A, 20A, 15A, 15A, 20A, 15A, 15A on the right, top to bottom; all handles appear in the on position.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Panel is recessed at eye level in the hall wall right beside the bathroom door frame.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • enclosure_rating: 125 A main lug, 12 one inch spaces, up to 24 circuits, single phase 120/240 V, copper bus

      External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1 · Research source 2
    • main_breaker: none in this panel; the MAIN knockout in the cover is unused, so the disconnect is elsewhere (likely at the meter bank)

      InferenceTour reference 1
    • main_rating_field: left blank on the label

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • two_pole_breakers: 50 A (RANGE), 30 A (DRYER), 30 A (CONDENSER)

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • single_pole_breakers: ten: six 20 A and four 15 A; by directory order 20 A KITCHEN, MICROWAVE, KITCHEN, LAUNDRY, BATH GFCI, FAN COIL and 15 A DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL, GEN. LIGHTING x2

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • open_positions: filler at position 1 and unused knockouts at the lower left

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • afci_or_gfci_breakers: none seen; all breakers look like standard breakers without test buttons

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
    • directory_verbatim: 1 SPACE | 2 KITCHEN | 3 RANGE | 4 MICROWAVE | 5 RANGE | 6 KITCHEN | 7 DRYER | 8 LAUNDRY | 9 DRYER | 10 BATH GFCI | 11 CONDENSER | 12 DISHWASHER | 13 CONDENSER | 14 DISPOSAL | 15 SPACE | 16 FAN COIL | 17 SPACE | 18 GEN. LIGHTING | 19 SPACE | 20 GEN. LIGHTING | 21 SPACE | 22 SPACE | 23 SPACE | 24 SPACE

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • Material: cover: painted grey steel

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: 240 V circuit for the electric dryer. DRYER 30 A two pole

      Read in the source
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dedicated circuits for kitchen counters, microwave, dishwasher, disposal and laundry

      Read in the source
    • Capability recorded as not supported: dedicated home office or EV circuit. None labeled; spare spaces exist but adding a circuit is a landlord decision

      Read in the source
    • Capability recorded as possible: room for an added circuit. Unused positions at the lower left

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: All general lighting and probably the living room and bedroom receptacles share only two 15 A circuits (GEN. LIGHTING)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: Easy to reset a tripped breaker without leaving the unit, and the directory is labeled.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: A home office with a space heater, laser printer or high power gaming PC shares a 15 A general circuit with lights and other rooms; spread heavy loads.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: No EV circuit in the unit; the property sells EV charging in the garage per the welcome sheet.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard brand residential load center with copper bus per catalog; Clearly printed and filled directory

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 60 (service panel). Estimate basis: About 24 years old versus InterNACHI service panel figure

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • What is the service size to this unit (amps) and where is the main disconnect?
    • Which rooms are on each GEN. LIGHTING circuit?
    • Are bedroom circuits AFCI protected anywhere upstream?

    Link to this detail

    Smoke alarms (none seen)
    Identification status
    unknown
    • No smoke alarm was identified on the filmed ceilings or walls of the entry, hall, kitchen, living room, bedroom or walk in closet; small round ceiling fittings seen were pendant fire sprinkler heads.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6
    • Parts of the bedroom ceiling and its soffit, and the bathroom ceiling, were not filmed clearly, so alarms may exist out of frame.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • smoke_alarms_seen: 0 count

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

    Questions to ask

    • Where are the smoke alarms in 6-107 (bedroom and hall), are they hardwired and interconnected, and when were they installed?
    • Where are the carbon monoxide alarms, given the gas water heater on the patio?

    Link to this detail

    Exposed surface run low voltage cables (entry ceiling, walk in closet)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Abandoned or improvised low voltage runs left visible

    • Above the inside of the entry door a thin cable runs along the ceiling to wall corner and turns down the wall, ending loose; it is painted the wall color.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • The purpose of the entry cable is unknown; it may be a leftover from a removed device such as an old door sensor or doorbell.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • entry_cable: thin round cable stapled along the ceiling line over the entry, painted over, dropping a few inches down the wall above the door and ending in a small loose end

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • walk_in_closet_cable: thin painted cable running from the top of the wall panel up to the ceiling

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • hub_cable: thin white power cable from the Alloy hub adapter loose along the wall at floor level

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Recorded quality assessment: below average. Cables surface run and painted over instead of concealed or removed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Entry. Entry ceiling cable

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • connected to: Hinged white wall panel in the walk in closet (likely a structured wiring or media enclosure). Cable rises from the panel top

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • What is the cable above the entry door, is it live, and can it be removed and patched?

    Link to this detail

    Switches and receptacles in the entry, hall and living areas
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Plates intact; one almond receptacle looks older and mismatched

    • The entry switch beside the keypad is a standard toggle with ON stamped on the lever.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A living room duplex receptacle has an almond colored device behind a white plate, unlike the white devices elsewhere.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • No receptacle was seen in the entry vestibule or the hall walls that were filmed.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • entry: one standard toggle switch on a white plate beside the alarm keypad; no receptacle seen in the vestibule

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • hall: one toggle switch on the wall facing the entry near the panel; no receptacle seen in the hall

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • living: single and two gang toggle switches; baseboard height duplex receptacles, one with an almond colored device in a white plate

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • bedroom_closet: toggle switch beside the walk in closet door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • bathroom: two gang rocker switch

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • dimmers: none seen

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: Vacuuming the hall and entry may need an outlet from the living room or bedroom.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: No dimmers for mood lighting; smart bulbs are an option where fixtures accept bulbs.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade toggles, mixed with rockers in the bath; One older almond receptacle left among white devices

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Questions to ask

    • Is there an outlet in the hall or entry?

    Link to this detail

    Bedrooms and bathrooms

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Ground floor bedroom toward a multi lane divided road

    • The bedroom window faces Saratoga Drive, mapped as a divided road with 2 to 3 lanes each way and bike lanes, roughly 8 to 15 m from the window by visual estimate (phone GPS put the camera about 44 m from the near carriageway centerline, with 10 to 20 m error). The patio roof and the window give some buffer; window glazing and sound rating are unknown. No audio level was measured.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Light sleepers should visit at night and at rush hour with the window closed; a white noise machine or heavy curtains may be needed.

    Ask the manager: Are the bedroom windows dual pane? Any resident complaints about traffic noise on the Saratoga side?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Afternoon light, filtered by the covered patio; no morning sun

    • OSM places the Saratoga facade at about 230 degrees (southwest). The bedroom window sits behind a roofed patio about 6 ft deep. Around 12:43 on 27 October the sun lit the outer half of the patio floor while the bedroom wall side stayed shaded, so direct sun reaches the window mainly in the mid to late afternoon and more in winter when the sun is low.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    Why it may matter: Good for sleeping in; late afternoon sun may warm the room; the room is darker than the living room in the morning.

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Blinds alone will not black out the room

    • Slat blinds leak light between slats and around the edges; the window is large and set low. The headrail valance sits near the top of the opening, so a curtain rod would mount above or outside it.

      InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    Why it may matter: Plan a blackout curtain on a rod or a blackout roller shade; streetlights and car lights on Saratoga Drive may otherwise reach the room at night.

    Ask the manager: May residents drill for a curtain rod above the bedroom window?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    King fits on the solid soffit wall with tight sides; queen is comfortable

    • Plan size 11 ft by 12 ft 3 in. The natural bed wall is the solid wall under the soffit, opposite the closet and hall doors, with an outlet near each end. If that wall is the 11 ft side, a 76 by 80 in king leaves about 28 in per side and about 63 in from the foot to the door wall; a 60 in queen leaves about 36 in per side. If it is the 12 ft 3 in side, a king leaves about 35 in per side and about 48 in at the foot. The window wall is a poor headboard wall (low sill, large glass) and the bath wall holds the bath door.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

    Why it may matter: A queen with two nightstands is easy; a king works with slim nightstands (under 24 in). Keep the corner by the bath door, hall door and closet door clear for the door swings.

    Ask the manager: Which bedroom wall is 11 ft and which is 12 ft 3 in?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Three doors crowd one corner of the bedroom

    • The hall door, the walk in closet door and the bath door all open into the same corner zone, with the hall and closet doors side by side on one wall.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: That corner cannot take a dresser or chair; doors may bump if left open together. Short and direct night route from bed to bath, though.

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No smoke alarm seen in the bedroom

    • The bedroom ceiling near the window and fan and most walls were visible; no smoke alarm was seen. Sprinkler heads are present in the bedroom, closet and bath. California requires smoke alarms in each sleeping room; one may be on a part of the ceiling not shown.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    Why it may matter: Confirm there is a working smoke alarm inside or right outside the bedroom before move in.

    Ask the manager: Where is the smoke alarm for the bedroom, and is it hardwired with battery backup?

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No heating or cooling register seen in the bedroom

    Why it may matter: If the bedroom has no supply air, it may run warmer or cooler than the living room.

    Ask the manager: Where does the bedroom get heated and cooled air?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Low ground floor bedroom window onto a patio reachable over a railing

    • The patio railing is about chest high and borders landscaping and the public sidewalk. The bedroom window sill is low. Window lock type was not shown.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

    Why it may matter: Use the window lock and a secondary stop when away or sleeping with the window open; keep valuables out of view.

    Ask the manager: Do the bedroom and living room sliders have secondary locks or vent stops?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Corded blinds in the bedroom and living room

    • Lift cords with tassels hang at the side of the blinds. CPSC treats accessible window cords as a strangulation hazard for young children.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Parents of young children should tie cords up high or ask for cordless blinds; keep cribs and beds away from the window.

    Ask the manager: Will management replace corded blinds with cordless ones for a family with small children?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    The only bathroom is a pass through between the hall and the bedroom

    • The bath has one door from the hall (at the tub end) and one from the bedroom (by the vanity). Guests use the hall door, so the bedroom is reachable through the bath. Privacy needs both doors locked, and both must be unlocked after use or the other side is locked out. Night route from the bed to the toilet is a few steps through the bedroom door; guests never need to cross the bedroom.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Good for a single person or couple; with a roommate or overnight guest, both doors and the two privacy locks become a daily routine, and light and fan noise can reach the bedroom at night.

    Ask the manager: Do both bath doors have privacy locks with emergency release?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Toilet sits close to the vanity

    • The toilet paper holder is screwed to the vanity side panel because there is little wall between the toilet and the vanity.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Tight side clearance for larger users; no room for a floor cabinet beside the toilet.

    Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

    No grab bars at the tub or toilet

    Why it may matter: Seniors or anyone recovering from injury should request a grab bar or use a tub transfer bench.

    Ask the manager: Will management install grab bars on request?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Parent view: real tub, code limited hot water, but fixed shower head only

    • A standard alcove tub supports bathing a small child; the valve should be pressure balanced with a 120 F limit by code; the shower head is fixed (no handheld for rinsing). The hall door is next to the tub, so a child can walk in from the hall or from the bedroom side.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

    Why it may matter: Families may want a handheld shower adapter (check if allowed) and should lock both bath doors or use door knob covers.

    Ask the manager: May residents install a handheld shower diverter?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Orange brown staining at the shower filter outlet connection

    • The thread tape at the joint between the AquaBliss filter outlet and the shower head is stained orange brown.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Suggests the filter has been in service a while or that metal fittings are staining; replace the cartridge and inspect the joint.

    Ask the manager: When was the shower filter cartridge last replaced?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Clamped hose drains into the bathroom sink tailpiece

    • A black hose with a hose clamp enters a branch tailpiece above the sink trap. Given the CONDENSER and FAN COIL circuits in the panel directory, it is most likely the air conditioning condensate line.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Normal when kept clean; if the bathroom sink drains slowly or smells musty, the condensate line may need flushing.

    Ask the manager: Is this the AC condensate drain, and how is it maintained?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Faint warm tint around the faucet base (uncertain)

    • A faint orange to pink tint shows where the faucet base ring meets the counter in one close up; it may be a reflection rather than staining.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1

    Why it may matter: If it is staining, it may indicate water sitting at the base; wipe and check the base seal.

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Bathroom finishes look recently renovated and clean

    • Clean grout and caulk, no mildew, glossy tub, fresh paint, dry vanity interior, working lights and GFCI.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Low near term maintenance risk in the bathroom.

    Ask the manager: When was the bathroom renovated?

    Bedroom window (single horizontal slider facing the covered patio)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Frame and drywall returns look clean and intact in the frames; no cracks or stains seen. Not inspected up close.

    • The bedroom has one window, on the wall that faces the covered patio; there is no door from the bedroom to the patio.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • From outside on the patio the same window is visible in the inner (back) wall of the patio, opposite the railing and next to the water heater closet door, with the bedroom blinds behind it. The patio itself is entered from unit.living_room.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Through the window the patio floor and black metal railing are in the foreground, then the hedge, Saratoga Drive and the office building beyond.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A dark vertical member at the center of the glass reads as the meeting stile of a horizontal slider.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • California sleeping rooms need an emergency escape opening of about 5.7 sq ft net clear (5.0 at grade floor), at least 20 in wide and 24 in high; one sliding half of this window likely meets that, but it was not measured.

      External research. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • The timeline note "bedroom windows 170 to 189" refers to the window pair in unit.living_room; the bedroom window is seen only at 340 to 354 from inside and at 202 and 212 from the patio.

      InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • count: 1 windows

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • operation: horizontal sliding (one fixed and one sliding sash, vertical meeting stile at center)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • approximate rough size: about 5 to 6 ft wide by about 5 ft tall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • approximate sill height above floor: about 20 to 24 in

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • frame color: white

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • orientation: faces the covered patio and, beyond the railing, Saratoga Drive; facade bearing roughly southwest (about 230 degrees)

      InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
    • Material: frame: white frame, likely vinyl (matches the living room sliders, which read as white vinyl); not confirmed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: natural ventilation by sliding one sash. Sash was not opened in the capture

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as possible: emergency escape opening from the bedroom. One sliding half of a roughly 5 by 5 ft slider would likely exceed the 5.7 sq ft, 20 in wide, 24 in high minimums; not measured

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: daylight into the bedroom. Daylight visible, but filtered through the roofed patio

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: Only window in the bedroom; it looks into the shared covered patio rather than directly at the street, so daylight is reduced by the patio roof and the window is overlooked by anyone on the patio.

      Inference
    • Limitation: Frame material, glazing (single or dual pane), manufacturer marks, screen and lock type were not legible or not shown for this window.

      Not observed in the recording
    • Practical interpretation: Bedroom light is softened by the patio roof: good for sleeping in, but the room will feel dimmer than the living room on cloudy days.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: A large low window onto a patio reachable from the sidewalk side means window locks matter; check that the slider locks and has a secondary stop.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard white horizontal slider of the type common in 2000s Bay Area apartments; No brand, glazing or performance labels visible

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

    Recorded connections

    • faces: Patio. The bedroom window sits in the inner (back) wall of the covered patio, opposite the railing, beside the water heater closet door, and looks across the roughly 6 ft deep patio to the railing

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • faces: View from the bedroom window: covered patio, railing, hedge, Saratoga Drive, office building

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is the bedroom window dual pane, and what brand and year is it?
    • Does the slider have a screen and a secondary lock or vent stop?
    • Is the glass tempered given how low the sill sits?

    Link to this detail

    Bedroom horizontal blinds (white, about 2 in faux wood look, corded, with valance)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Slats look straight and white in the frames; no broken slats seen.

    • Cord tassels hang at the left end of the bedroom blind.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • A profiled valance covers the headrail.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • The living room blinds are the same style, with corded lift and tassels.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • CPSC: the revised voluntary standard effective 15 December 2018 requires stock window coverings to be cordless or have inaccessible cords because accessible cords strangle young children.

      External researchResearch source 1
    • type: horizontal slat blind with decorative valance

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • slat width: about 2 in

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • slat color: white

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • lift: corded lift with cord tassels at one end

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • mount: inside the window opening, valance across the top

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: tilt for privacy while admitting light

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: raise fully to clear the glass. Blind was partly lowered at the top during the tour

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as not supported: block light for sleep. Slatted blinds leak light between slats and at the edges; they are not blackout

      Inference
    • Limitation: Corded lift with accessible cords: a strangulation hazard for young children; stock blinds made after December 2018 must be cordless or have inaccessible cords.

      Inference
    • Limitation: Material (faux wood PVC, composite or real wood) not confirmed.

      Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: Light sleepers will want a blackout curtain or a blackout shade added in front of the blind.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Families with toddlers should ask for cordless blinds or install cord cleats high on the wall.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard apartment slat blind; Corded lift rather than cordless; Valance gives a finished look

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

    Questions to ask

    • Can the corded blinds be swapped for cordless ones?
    • May residents mount a curtain rod above the window?

    Link to this detail

    Bedroom ceiling fan with light kit
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean, light working, no wobble assessed.

    • The bedroom ceiling fan light was on when the person touring stepped in from the bathroom.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • The same style of fan hangs in the living room.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • blades: 5 blades

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • blade finish: dark espresso or gray wood grain look

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • housing finish: brushed nickel or chrome

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • light kit: frosted dome, warm white light

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • controls: two pull chains (fan speed and light); one wall toggle switch seen in the room

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • mount: short downrod, centered in the room

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: light the room. Light kit was lit when the bedroom was entered

      Observed in the recording
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: air circulation for cooling. Blade rotation not confirmed in the frames

      Inference
    • Limitation: Only overhead light in the bedroom; no recessed lights seen.

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: Pull chain speed control; a wall speed control or remote was not seen.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Practical interpretation: A fan over the bed area helps on warm nights; a bed placed under it should leave the blades well above a raised arm.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade five blade fan with bowl light kit and pull chains; No brand visible

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Questions to ask

    • Which wall switch controls the bedroom fan light?

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    Bedroom wall switch (toggle beside the walk in closet door)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Plate clean and straight.

    • No switch was seen beside the bedroom hall door on the bedroom side; the only switch seen is the toggle beside the closet door, which is next to the hall door.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • count observed: 1 switch

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • style: white toggle on a standard plate

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: control a light (closet light or fan light, not verified)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: Toggle switches look older than the Decora rockers used in the bathroom; function of the switch was not shown.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Plain toggle switch

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Questions to ask

    • What does the toggle beside the walk in closet door control?

    Link to this detail

    Bedroom floor, baseboards, walls and ceiling
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Floor and paint look recently redone, no visible scuffs or gaps in the frames.

    • Ceiling height estimated from the 80 in doors seen on the same wall: roughly 8 ft.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • flooring: wood look vinyl plank in a warm oak tone, continuous with the rest of the unit

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • baseboard: white painted, about 4 in, square top

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • crown molding: none in the bedroom (the living room has crown molding)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • ceiling: flat, smooth looking, painted white

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • ceiling height estimate: about 8 ft

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • walls: light warm gray paint, light texture

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Practical interpretation: Hard floor is easy to clean and allergy friendly but echoes more; a rug softens footfall. On the ground floor there is no neighbor below.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Recent wood look vinyl plank and fresh paint; No crown molding in the bedroom

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 25 (InterNACHI vinyl flooring). Estimate basis: Appearance of recent installation

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

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    Bedroom soffit along the solid wall
    Identification status
    unknown
    • A boxed soffit lowers the ceiling along the solid wall that faces the closet and hall doors.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • location: runs along the top of the solid wall opposite the doors, from the bath corner to the window wall

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • drop below ceiling: about 1 ft

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • Limitation: Tall headboards, wall shelving or a tall wardrobe on this wall must clear the soffit.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Contents unknown (likely ducts or pipes); no register was seen on it.

      Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Fine above a normal headboard; plan around it for tall furniture.

      Inference

    Recorded connections

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    Bedroom door from the hall
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean, no damage seen.

    • The hall door and the walk in closet door sit side by side with only a narrow strip of wall between them.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • style: white molded two panel door with arched top panel

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • hardware: satin nickel lever on round rose

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • position: on the closet wall, next to the walk in closet door, near the bathroom corner

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • swing: swings into the bedroom

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: Privacy lock on the bedroom door was not confirmed.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard molded panel interior door; Lever hardware

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    • opens to: Hall

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • competes for space with: Walk in closet door. Adjacent doors swinging into the same corner

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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    Bathroom vanity cabinet (white flat panel, two doors)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Interior clean and dry; no swelling or water stains on the cabinet floor.

    • The cabinet floor under the sink is clean and dry with no visible stains.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • width estimate: about 30 in

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • doors: 2 doors

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • drawers: none; fixed false front panel above the doors

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • door style: white flat slab doors, brushed nickel bar pulls

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • hinges: concealed European style hinges

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • interior: white melamine box, open floor, plumbing in the center

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Material: cabinet box: white melamine faced panel

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: store cleaning supplies and towels under the sink. Open interior shown

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: No drawers: small toiletries need bins or the medicine cabinet.

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: Drain and supply lines plus a hose to the drain take the middle of the cabinet.

      Observed in the recording
    • Practical interpretation: Expect to add a drawer organizer or a small cart for toiletries.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Clean modern flat panel vanity with concealed hinges; No drawers; Engineered stone top and undermount sink lift the look

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 50+ (InterNACHI bathroom cabinets). Estimate basis: Looks recently installed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

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    Vanity top (speckled white engineered stone with backsplash)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean; a faint warm tint at the faucet base ring (low confidence).

    • The top shows dense gray and clear flecks in a white field, the same family as the kitchen counters.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • material appearance: white engineered stone (quartz look) with gray and clear flecks

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • backsplash: about 4 in, same material, on back and side walls

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • edge: eased square edge

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • Limitation: Material not confirmed (quartz vs cultured stone).

      Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Narrow counter area beside the sink.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Engineered stone look top with matching splash; Undermount sink

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

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    Rectangular undermount lavatory sink
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean, no chips seen.

    • Red marker markings are visible on the underside of the bowl (installer or factory marks).

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • shape: rectangular undermount bowl

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • drain: metal pop up drain with lift rod linkage

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Material: bowl: white vitreous china (glazed ceramic look)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Undermount rectangular bowl is a current style

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    • part of: Vanity top (speckled white engineered stone with backsplash). Undermount bowl

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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    Moen single lever lavatory faucet
    Brand
    Moen
    Manufacturer
    Moen
    Identification status
    brand only

    Recorded condition: Bright chrome, no spotting; possible faint warm discoloration at the base ring.

    • The word MOEN is printed on the faucet body just above the base.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • configuration: single hole, single lever at the top side of a slim cylindrical body, straight cylindrical spout

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • finish: polished chrome

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: single hand temperature and flow control

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: lever operation usable with a closed fist

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Exact model not legible. The design resembles Moen modern single lever faucets such as the Level family (6100, CA6100), but that is a visual guess only.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 30%
    • Limitation: Short spout reach over a rectangular bowl; flow rate unknown (current California lavatory faucets are 1.2 gpm or less).

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Brand name fixtures with easy replacement cartridges; low maintenance.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Moen is a mainstream mid market brand; Metal body look, clean modern design

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (InterNACHI faucets). Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 150 to 260 for a comparable Moen single lever faucet (Moen list for CA6100 Level $208 to $260). Estimate basis: Looks recently installed; price from Moen listing of a similar style

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2

    Recorded connections

    • serves: Rectangular undermount lavatory sink

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Which Moen model is the bathroom faucet (for cartridge replacement)?

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    Under sink supplies and drain, with a clamped hose into the tailpiece
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: No drips, stains or corrosion visible; joints look tight.

    • A black hose with a stainless hose clamp feeds a branch tailpiece on the sink drain.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • supply stops: two chrome angle stops with gray flexible supply hoses

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • trap: white PVC P trap with slip nuts into a chrome wall escutcheon

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • branch: black rubber hose with hose clamp from a wall fitting into a branch tailpiece above the trap

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shut off water to the faucet at the angle stops

      Inference
    • Limitation: The clamped hose is most likely the air conditioning condensate drain (the panel directory lists CONDENSER and FAN COIL circuits); if so, the lavatory trap must stay wet to block odors and the hose must not be disconnected.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard PVC trap and chrome stops, neat installation

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

    Recorded connections

    • serves: Rectangular undermount lavatory sink

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Is the hose into the bathroom sink drain the AC condensate line? Who cleans it if it clogs?

    Link to this detail

    Vanity wall mirror
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Clean, no desilvering seen.

    • type: plain rectangular mirror on clips, full width of the vanity

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • size estimate: about 24 to 30 in wide by 36 in tall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Clip mounted plain mirror

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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    LED linear vanity light bar
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Working and clean.

    • type: linear LED bar with frosted lens and chrome mount, above the mirror

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as confirmed: front lighting at the mirror. Lit during the tour

      Observed in the recording
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Integrated LED bar, current style

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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    Bathroom ceiling LED disc lights (two)
    Identification status
    unknown

    Link to this detail

    Bathroom ceiling exhaust fan
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Grille looks clean in the reflection.

    • grille: square louvered white grille in the ceiling between vanity and tub

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: remove shower moisture and odors. Operation and noise not tested; brand and CFM not visible

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: The bathroom has no window, so the fan is the only moisture control.

      Observed in the recording

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Is the bath fan on a timer or humidity control? Does it run continuously for ventilation?

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    Two piece elongated toilet
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean, white, no cracks seen.

    • type: two piece, elongated bowl, rectangular tank, left trip lever

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • seat: white elongated seat with lid

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • position: between the tub end and the vanity, very close to the vanity side

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: flush. Not flushed in the capture

      Inference
    • Limitation: No brand or gallons per flush mark visible from the captured angles (labels are usually behind the seat or inside the tank).

      Not observed in the recording
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Elongated bowl; Brand unknown

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 100+ for the china (InterNACHI); internal parts wear sooner

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

    Recorded connections

    • adjacent to: Bathroom vanity cabinet (white flat panel, two doors)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • What brand and flush volume is the toilet?

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    ProFlo alcove bathtub with apron (tub and shower combination)
    Brand
    ProFlo
    Manufacturer
    Ferguson Enterprises (private label)
    Identification status
    brand only

    Recorded condition: Glossy and clean; a few small dark specks near the badge and slight yellowing around the badge edge.

    • An oval PROFLO badge is set into the tub wall above the overflow cover.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • ProFlo is a Ferguson brand that sells both acrylic and enameled steel 60 by 30 alcove tubs.

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • type: three wall alcove tub with integral front apron in a raised panel design; apron end near the hall door looks beveled

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • nominal size: likely 60 by 30 or 32 in

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • drain end: at the valve end, next to the hall door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • overflow: chrome overflow cover below the ProFlo badge

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • ProFlo 60 x 30 acrylic alcove example dimensions: 59.75 x 30.25 x 15.5 in

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • Material: tub shell: likely acrylic (raised panel apron shape), possibly enameled steel

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: soak or bathe a child

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shower standing in the tub

      Inference
    • Limitation: Step over height of roughly 15 in; no walk in shower and no grab bars, which is harder for people with limited mobility.

      Inference
    • Limitation: Tub material not confirmed: ProFlo sells both acrylic and enameled steel alcove tubs.

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
    • Practical interpretation: A real tub is a plus for bathing small children and for soaking.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Not ideal for anyone who cannot step over a tub wall; ask about grab bars or a transfer bench.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Distributor private label builder tub; New looking, glossy finish; Standard alcove size

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: about 20 for fiberglass tubs per InterNACHI; acrylic and steel are not listed separately. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 500 to 820 for the tub alone at Ferguson (steel Folsom about $504, acrylic Hillsboro about $816), plus tile and plumbing labor. Estimate basis: Looks recently installed

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Is the tub acrylic or steel? May residents add a grab bar?

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    Tub alcove tile surround (white rectangular tile to the ceiling)
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Grout clean and even; caulk lines at the tub look intact and white; no mold seen.

    • tile: white glossy rectangular tile, about 4 by 16 in, running bond

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • height: floor of tub to ceiling on all three alcove walls

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • grout: gray, narrow joints

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • accessory: white ceramic surface mounted soap dish on the back wall

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: No recessed niche or shelf other than the small soap dish; shampoo storage needs a caddy.

      Observed in the recording
    • Practical interpretation: Easy to keep clean; plan a hanging caddy for bottles.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Real tile to the ceiling instead of a one piece acrylic surround; Clean straight courses

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 70+ for ceramic tile; caulk 5 to 10 (InterNACHI)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1

    Recorded connections

    • part of: ProFlo alcove bathtub with apron (tub and shower combination)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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    Single lever tub and shower valve with tub spout
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Bright chrome, escutcheon sealed to tile.

    • California Plumbing Code 408.3 requires individual pressure balance, thermostatic or combination valves for showers and tub showers, with delivered water limited to 120 F.

      External researchResearch source 1
    • trim: round chrome escutcheon, curved lever handle, red hot marker

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • spout: chrome slip on tub spout, shower diverter expected on the spout

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • valve type: single control, almost certainly pressure balance or thermostatic as California code requires

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: scald protection with temperature limited to 120 F. Required by CPC 408.3 for tub shower valves; this valve was not tested

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • Limitation: No brand mark visible on the trim; Moen, Delta and ProFlo make similar lever trims.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Flow and temperature were not tested.

      Not established
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard single lever trim

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Fixed shower head and arm
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Working condition not tested; no visible corrosion on the head.

    • head: small chrome fixed head with ball joint and rubber nozzles

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • arm: chrome shower arm

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • flange: satin nickel flange (finish does not match the chrome arm)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • mounting: on the valve end wall, high

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: Basic fixed head; no handheld spray for rinsing a child or cleaning the tub.

      Observed in the recording
    • Limitation: Text on the head is not legible, so flow rating and brand are unknown.

      Not observed in the recording
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Small economy fixed head; Mismatched flange finish

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

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    AquaBliss inline shower filter (likely SF100)
    Brand
    AquaBliss
    Manufacturer
    AquaBliss
    Product family
    High Output Revitalizing Shower Filter
    Recorded model
    SF100
    Identification status
    likely model

    Recorded condition: Housing bright; orange brown staining on the thread tape at the outlet connection to the head suggests time in service.

    • AQUABLISS and its logo are printed on the chrome filter housing.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Model inferred as SF100 from the chrome ribbed housing shape and size; the model text was not visible.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
    • Cal Water Mid Peninsula District, which serves San Mateo, gets all its water from the SFPUC regional system, which has used chloramine since 2004.

      External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
    • connection: 1/2 in shower arm thread, installed between arm and head

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Research source 1
    • finish: polished chrome ribbed housing

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • filter media (SF100): sediment mesh, PP cotton, calcium sulphite, redox media, activated carbon

      External researchResearch source 1
    • replacement cartridge: SFC100, at least every 6 months, every 3 months with several users

      External researchResearch source 1
    • price: 35.99 filter, 17.99 cartridge (2026) USD

      External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as possible: reduce free chlorine in shower water. Manufacturer claim; not third party certified

      External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as possible: reduce chloramine. Claimed, but calcium sulphite and carbon shower filters are weak on chloramine; San Mateo water from SFPUC is chloraminated

      External research. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1
    • Capability recorded as not supported: soften water or stop scale. AquaBliss says its shower filters do not remove calcium or magnesium

      External researchResearch source 1
    • Limitation: Cartridge age unknown; an expired cartridge does nothing useful and can harbor growth.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: Consumer add on, probably not building standard equipment; it may not stay with the unit.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Practical interpretation: Do not count on it: ask whether it stays, and replace the cartridge at move in if keeping it.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: People sensitive to chloramine need a filter rated for it (for example vitamin C or catalytic carbon), not just this unit.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Consumer grade inline filter; No NSF, IAPMO or WQA listing found

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Recorded connections

    • connected to: Fixed shower head and arm

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Does the AquaBliss shower filter belong to the unit? When was the cartridge last changed and who replaces it?

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    Curved chrome shower curtain rod
    Identification status
    unknown
    • type: curved (bowed outward) rod with screwed wall flanges

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: more elbow room while showering than a straight rod

      Inference
    • Limitation: No curtain or liner provided; no glass door.

      Observed in the recording

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    Towel bar, towel ring and robe hook
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Straight and secure looking.

    • towel bar: chrome, about 24 in, over the toilet

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • towel ring or short bar: chrome, on the side wall right of the mirror cabinet

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • robe hook: chrome hook on the wall at the tub foot

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: One full towel bar for the whole bathroom; two people will want an over door hook.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard chrome accessories

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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    Toilet paper holder (on the vanity side panel)
    Identification status
    unknown
    • type: chrome pivot arm holder

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • mounting: screwed to the side of the vanity cabinet, next to the toilet

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: Mounted on the cabinet side because the toilet sits tight against the vanity.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Recorded connections

    • part of: Bathroom vanity cabinet (white flat panel, two doors). Mounted on the vanity side panel

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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    Bathroom double rocker switch (by the bedroom side door)
    Identification status
    unknown
    • type: two white Decora rockers on one plate

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • position: wall between the vanity and the bedroom side door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Limitation: A switch at the hall door was not seen; which loads each rocker controls (lights, fan) was not shown.

      Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%

    Questions to ask

    • Can the bathroom lights be switched from both doors?

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    Bathroom floor tile and tile base
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Clean, even grout, no cracks.

    • tile: large format gray porcelain or ceramic, about 12 by 24 in, offset

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • base: gray tile base strip instead of wood baseboard

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • threshold: tile meets vinyl plank at the doors

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
    • Practical interpretation: Tile base resists mop water and splashes better than painted wood base.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Large format tile with tile base, water tolerant

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 70+ (InterNACHI ceramic tile)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1

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    Bathroom door from the hall
    Identification status
    unknown
    • style: white molded two panel arched top door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • hardware: satin nickel lever on exposed screw rose, small button at the inside hub

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • position: opens beside the valve end of the tub

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as possible: privacy lock from inside. Button suggests a privacy lever; not tested

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Exposed screw lever rose is builder grade

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Bathroom door to the bedroom
    Identification status
    unknown
    • style: white molded two panel arched top door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • hardware: satin nickel lever on exposed screw rose, small button at the hub

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
    • position: near the vanity, next to the double switch; opens into the bedroom corner beside the bedroom hall door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • Capability recorded as possible: privacy lock from inside. Button suggests a privacy lever; not tested

      Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Exposed screw lever rose is builder grade

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Bathroom walls and ceiling outside the tub
    Identification status
    unknown

    Recorded condition: Fresh paint, no peeling, bubbling or mildew seen.

    Link to this detail

    Bedroom
    • Plan: the bedroom's only exterior glazing faces the patio side.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • A 76 by 80 in king mattress in an 11 ft (132 in) wide room leaves about 56 in for both sides combined, so roughly 28 in per side if centered; a queen (60 in) leaves about 36 in per side.

      InferenceTour reference 1
    • plan dimensions: 11 ft x 12 ft 3 in

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1
    • approximate floor area from plan: 135 sq ft

      InferenceTour reference 1

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Bathroom
    • Plan: one bathroom with a tub, toilet and single sink, with one door from the laundry hall and a second door from the bedroom.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Recorded connections

    Link to this detail

    Storage and closets

    Recorded finding · Read in the source

    Bike storage costs $15 per month and storage rooms $85

    • The welcome sheet lists Storage Rooms $85/month and Bike Storage $15/month; neither space was filmed or marked on the site map.

      Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Bikes either live in the 713 sq ft unit or cost $180 per year to store; location relative to building 6 is unknown.

    Ask the manager: Where are the bike and storage rooms relative to building 6, and is there a waitlist?

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Walk in closet holds roughly 7 to 10 ft of hanging on wire shelving

    Why it may matter: Comfortable for one wardrobe; heavy clothes collectors or couples will need a dresser or closet organizer, plus the hall coat and linen closets for overflow.

    Recorded finding · Inference

    Closet access panel must stay reachable

    • The hinged panel likely serves HVAC equipment (fan coil listed in the panel directory). Maintenance entries for filter changes would come through the bedroom.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Keep a clear path to the panel; expect occasional staff entry to the bedroom closet.

    Ask the manager: How often is the HVAC filter changed and does staff need to enter the bedroom closet for it?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Uncovered wiring box with loose wires in the coat closet

    • High on the coat closet back wall an open box holds a two terminal device with thin wires attached, extra wire looping out, a wire nut, no cover and a ragged drywall cut.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

    Why it may matter: Exposed connections next to the storage shelf; if line voltage feeds the device inside the box it should be covered.

    Ask the manager: What is this device, is it energized, and will the box be covered before move in?

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    Single shelf and rod only

    • The coat closet has one wire shelf with an integrated rod.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Why it may matter: Holds a few coats and a shelf of hats or bags; little room for a vacuum plus coats.

    Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

    About four wire shelves

    • Ventilated wire shelves run from near the floor to high on the wall in a narrow closet.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    Why it may matter: Enough for towels and sheets for one or two people; small items need bins.

    Walk in closet wire shelf and rod system
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Shelves level and intact; walls clean.

    • Wire shelf and rod runs along the right side wall and the end wall of the walk in closet.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • Plan: hanging rods drawn on both short walls of the walk in closet.

      Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • system: white coated wire ventilated shelving with integral hanging rail (shelf and rod)

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • runs: one upper run along the long side wall and one along the end wall; one frame shows a second, lower wire shelf on one wall

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • estimated hanging length: about 7 to 10 linear ft

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • closet size estimate: about 4 to 5 ft by 5 to 6 ft (roughly 20 to 30 sq ft)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • hang height: upper shelf about 5.5 to 6 ft, single hang for most of the run

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
    • Material: shelves and rods: epoxy or vinyl coated steel wire

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hang long garments (dresses, coats) under the upper shelf

      Inference
    • Capability recorded as possible: double hang shirts on a lower rail. A lower shelf appears on one wall; its extent is unclear

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Capability recorded as possible: add drawers or a freestanding dresser on the floor. Floor is open below the shelves

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: Wire shelving lets small items tip through and shows hanger dents in knits; one high shelf limits folded storage.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Limitation: The wall with the access panel has no shelving and must stay clear for service.

      Observed in the recording
    • Practical interpretation: Enough for one person with an average wardrobe; two people or a large wardrobe will need a dresser in the bedroom or a closet organizer.

      Inference
    • Practical interpretation: Long hang height suits dresses and coats.

      Inference
    • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade wire shelf and rod; No drawers, shoe shelves or adjustable components

      Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

    Recorded connections

    • competes for space with: Walk in closet hinged access panel (probably for the fan coil). Panel wall cannot take shelving

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • Can residents install their own closet organizer if it is removed at move out?

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    Walk in closet hinged access panel (probably for the fan coil)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Panel flush and clean; a thin vertical line on the wall above it may be a drywall seam or hairline crack (low confidence).

    • A hinged white access panel with a small round latch is set into the walk in closet side wall.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
    • size estimate: about 16 in wide by 30 in tall

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • hardware: small round latch at the right edge (screwdriver or cam type), screws at the corners of the hinge side

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • position: on the closet side wall, starting about 3 ft above the floor

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • finish: painted to match the wall

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: service access to equipment behind the wall

      Inference
    • Limitation: What is behind the panel was not shown; the electrical panel directory lists a FAN COIL circuit and the unit has no other visible air handler closet, so a fan coil air handler or its filter is the likely content.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Limitation: If the air handler is behind this panel, maintenance staff will need access to the closet, and blower noise may be heard in the closet and bedroom.

      Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
    • Practical interpretation: Do not block this panel with shelving or boxes; staff may need it for filter changes.

      Inference

    Recorded connections

    • located in: Walk in closet. Probably gives access to the fan coil air handler

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

    Questions to ask

    • What is behind the walk in closet access panel (fan coil, filter)? How often do staff need to enter for filter changes?
    • Does the HVAC blower behind it make noise audible in the bedroom at night?

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    Walk in closet ceiling light
    Identification status
    unknown
    • The closet light was off while the person touring looked in; his shadow from the bedroom light falls on the closet wall.

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • type: round flush mount fixture, white

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: light the closet. Light appeared off during the tour

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

    Link to this detail

    Walk in closet door
    Identification status
    unknown
    • The closet door opens beside the bedroom hall door; a toggle switch and outlet sit on the wall at its latch side.

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

      The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

    • style: white molded two panel arched top door with lever

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • swing: swings into the bedroom (plan and frames)

      Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

    Link to this detail

    Side wall framed mirror cabinet (probably a medicine cabinet)
    Identification status
    category only

    Recorded condition: Clean.

    • frame: brushed metal frame around a mirror door

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
    • position: on the side wall at a right angle to the vanity mirror, above the GFCI outlet

      Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
    • size estimate: about 16 by 26 in

      Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
    • Capability recorded as possible: store toiletries behind the mirror. Not opened in the capture; could be a framed mirror only

      Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
    • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: side view grooming with the main mirror

      Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
    • Recorded quality assessment: average. Framed mirror door

      Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
    • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 25+ (InterNACHI medicine cabinet)

      Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Research source 1

    Recorded connections

    Questions to ask

    • Does the framed side mirror open as a medicine cabinet?

    Link to this detail

    Coat closet

      Recorded connections

      Link to this detail

      Linen closet

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Walk in closet
        • Plan: the walk in closet opens from the bedroom and sits between the bedroom and the dining area.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Rentable storage rooms and bike storage (not visited)
        • Storage rooms rent for $85 per month and bike storage for $15 per month.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • No storage room or bike room was filmed.

          Not observed in the recording

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        Open wall box with a two terminal low voltage device and loose wires in the coat closet
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Open box, no cover plate, loose wiring, ragged drywall

        • High on the coat closet back wall, an open box holds a white two terminal device on a bracket with thin wires attached and loose wire looping out; a yellow wire nut sits at the left; there is no cover plate and the drywall cut is ragged.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A transformer for a doorbell chime or for the old alarm panel would typically look like this; whether line voltage is present inside the box is unknown.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • device: white block with two screw terminals in recessed slots on a metal bracket over a wall box; looks like a doorbell or alarm type transformer or a terminal block

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • wires: thin white wires and a white with red stripe pair on the terminals, extra wire looping out of the box, a yellow wire nut at the left

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • cover: none; drywall cut ragged with gaps around the box

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • height: high on the back wall above the closet shelf

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Items stored on the top shelf sit just below exposed wiring; ask for a cover before storing things up high.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: poor. Uncovered box with exposed conductors and an unfinished drywall cut in an otherwise renovated unit

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Coat closet

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • above: Coat closet single wire shelf with integrated hanging rod

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • What is the device in the coat closet box, is it energized, and will a cover plate be installed before move in?

        Link to this detail

        Coat closet single wire shelf with integrated hanging rod
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Straight and clean

        • The hall coat closet has one wire shelf with an integrated rod and a diagonal support brace; an open wall box sits above it.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • type: white vinyl coated ventilated wire shelf with built in hanging rod, wall clips and a diagonal brace

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • shelf_count: 1 count

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • closet_size_estimate: small reach in, roughly 2 to 3 ft wide and about 2 ft deep

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • Material: shelf: vinyl coated steel wire

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hang coats and store hats or bags on top

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Small items tip through the wire gaps; hangers slide only between the support clips

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Limitation: Space above the shelf is next to an uncovered wall box

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Fits a handful of coats; anyone with many jackets or a stroller will need the walk in closet or rented storage.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard builder wire shelving

          Inference
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 100 plus (closet shelves). Estimate basis: InterNACHI closet shelves

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Linen closet ventilated wire shelves
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Shelves straight; door strike plate scratched with paint scraped around it

        • The linen closet off the hall holds white ventilated wire shelves from near the floor to high on the wall.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • type: white vinyl coated ventilated wire shelves on wall clips

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • shelf_count: about 4 (three clearly visible plus one higher) count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • door: single panel door with satin lever

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Material: shelves: vinyl coated steel wire

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store towels, sheets and cleaning supplies

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Narrow closet; wire gaps let small bottles tip; shelf liners help

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: Good spot for towels and bedding near the bath; tall vacuum cleaners will not fit with all shelves installed.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard wire shelving

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Windows, daylight and outdoor space

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Sidewalk users can see the bedroom window over the hedge and railing

        • The hedge and railing are about chest high when standing on the patio; the public sidewalk runs a few meters beyond. With the blinds open the bed area is visible from the sidewalk and from the office building across the street.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Expect to keep the blinds tilted closed much of the time, especially at night with lights on; consider sheer or top down shades.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        What an arriving guest experiences

        • A guest walks a busy, tree lined retail sidewalk on Park Place, enters the building 6 courtyard (entry not filmed), crosses a quiet garden courtyard with curved planters, and turns into a dim, lit alcove to a black door with a lighted doorbell and a 107 plaque. Directions must say building 6, because an identical 107 plaque sits on a paseo stoop just to the north.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

        Why it may matter: Pleasant arrival with a calm finish; wayfinding is the weak point.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Paseo stoop units sit a few meters from a public walk

        • Along the paseo, stoop porches and their large windows face the walk at a few meters' distance, raised two steps; residents there keep blinds lowered (as at the building 5 stoop). 6-107 is not one of these units.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: If comparing units, paseo stoop units have more foot traffic past their windows than 6-107's courtyard side alcove.

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        Pet waste station in the paseo

        • A pet waste station with a sign reading PET WASTE TRANSMITS DISEASE and PLEASE KEEP THIS AREA CLEAN and a green receptacle stands in the paseo planting.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Dog owners have a nearby disposal point; expect dogs on the grounds.

        Ask the manager: Is there a designated dog run or relief area near building 6?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Dirt and debris in the window sliding track

        • The lower track of a living room slider holds dark grime and small debris.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Dirty tracks make sliders stiff and wear the rollers.

        Ask the manager: Ask for tracks to be cleaned before move in.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No secondary window locks or vent stops seen on ground floor sliders

        • Only the meeting stile cam latch was visible; no pin locks, charlie bars or vent stops were seen on the living room sliders.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Ground floor sliders next to a public sidewalk benefit from a secondary lock or track bar.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether management provides track bars or vent stops.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Cracked and checked paint on the exterior patio door casing

        • The painted exterior casing beside the jamb shows long vertical cracks following the wood grain; small chips near the strikes.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Weathering that can let water into the wood if left unpainted.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether exterior trim painting is scheduled.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Corded blinds: strangulation hazard for young children

        Why it may matter: CPSC reports about nine young children die each year from window covering cords and recommends cordless coverings where children are present.

        Ask the manager: Ask for cordless blinds or cord cleats before move in if a young child will live or visit.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Railing post base sealed with black mastic patch

        • At the stucco column the railing post base plate and bolts are covered by a lumpy black mastic patch over the curb.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Likely a waterproofing repair at the post; watch for rust or looseness.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether the railing anchors were repaired and inspected.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No patio light fixture seen

        Why it may matter: Evening use needs plug in or solar lighting; dark patios are less secure.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether the switch beside the patio door controls an exterior light.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Room for a bistro set or two lounge chairs plus planters

        • The plan gives 10 ft 8 in by 6 ft 2 in. The curb takes a few inches at the railing, the inswing patio door does not intrude, and the water heater closet door and louvers at one end must stay clear.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Fits a two seat bistro table or a loveseat about 30 in deep with a walkway, plus a row of planters along the curb; a full dining set does not fit.

        Ask the manager: Ask about rules for grills, plants hanging from the railing, and items stored on patios.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Water heater closet opens onto your patio

        • The gas water heater closet door is at the far end of the patio, so service visits pass through or over the patio.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Expect maintenance entries for water heater service; keep the closet door and its louvers unobstructed by furniture or storage.

        Ask the manager: Ask how maintenance reaches the closet and how much notice is given.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Traffic noise exposure from a multi lane divided arterial a few meters away

        Why it may matter: Expect constant daytime traffic sound outdoors and audible traffic indoors with windows open; commute peaks likely busiest near offices.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Patio and bedroom window are visible from the sidewalk

        Why it may matter: Bedroom blinds will likely stay closed or tilted; patio use is visible to passersby.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Ground floor patio reachable from the public sidewalk

        Why it may matter: Keep the patio door deadbolted, consider a door bar or glass film, and avoid leaving valuables or bikes on the patio.

        Ask the manager: Ask about break in history on the Saratoga side and whether the smart home system includes door or window sensors.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        What a parent would notice about the patio

        • The patio adjoins a public sidewalk and, about 6 to 7 m beyond the railing, a multi lane divided road with a bike lane. The railing is about 3 ft tall with vertical pickets (hard to climb) on a curb that can act as a step and has no gate. The gas water heater closet opens onto the patio and may not be locked. A pipe elbow near the floor may discharge hot water. Corded blinds hang at the patio door.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

        Why it may matter: Fine for supervised play; not a space to leave a toddler alone. Ask for the closet to be locked and blind cords secured.

        Ask the manager: Ask for a closet lock and cordless blinds.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Pets on the patio

        • Picket gaps estimated at about 3 to 4 in may let cats and very small dogs through into the planting bed, the sidewalk and the road. The dark coated floor gets hot in afternoon sun. The hedge bed is directly beyond the railing.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

        Why it may matter: Add pet mesh to the railing and an outdoor rug or shade for pets; dogs will react to passing pedestrians at close range.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether pet mesh is allowed on railings.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Blinds were closed during the tour

        Why it may matter: Staff likely keep ground floor blinds closed for privacy; residents will probably do the same.

        View from the bedroom window: covered patio, railing, hedge, Saratoga Drive, office building
        Identification status
        unknown
        • The railing, hedge, road and office building are all visible through the bedroom blind.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • foreground: own covered patio floor and black metal railing about 6 ft away (plan patio depth 6 ft 2 in)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • middle ground: clipped hedge, gravel and shrub bed, public sidewalk, street trees

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • street: Saratoga Drive, a divided road with 2 to 3 lanes each way and bike lanes

          External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • distance to nearest travel lane (estimate): about 8 to 15 m from the window

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • background: three story office building across Saratoga Drive (mapped as 970 Park Place, Guidewire Software) behind a row of trees

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • bearing: roughly southwest

          External researchResearch source 1
        • Limitation: Sidewalk users and anyone on the patio can see straight in when the blinds are open, especially at night with lights on.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Green outlook with trees, but an urban street view; not a quiet garden view.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Patio
        • Plan: the patio corner holds a closet marked WH (water heater) that opens onto the patio.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • plan dimensions: 10 ft 8 in x 6 ft 2 in

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • approximate floor area from plan: 66 sq ft

          InferenceTour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Pet waste station in the paseo
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Sign legible, receptacle upright

        • Post mounted sign with a person walking a dog pictogram above a green receptacle with bag dispenser, set in the paseo planting

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dispose of dog waste near the paseo

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Dog owners have a disposal point on the walk toward building 6.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Landscaped paseo between buildings 5 and 6 (probable), off Park Place

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Landscaped paseo between buildings 5 and 6 (probable), off Park Place
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Planting healthy and trimmed; seasonal leaf litter on walks; planter stucco intact

        • A concrete walk about 1.5 to 2 m wide runs between stucco faced raised planters under a canopy of trees

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Ground floor stoop entries line the right side walking in from Park Place: each has an arched or square recess, a black lantern sconce, a cast relief tile, a black unit plaque, a short metal gate and stucco piers capped with concrete balls

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Plaques read 103 at the first stoop and 107 at the third; on the site map the odd numbered row 103, 105, 107 faces this paseo on the building 5 side, so this is most likely the paseo between buildings 5 and 6

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Trees include several with smooth red peeling bark typical of strawberry tree or madrone hybrids (Arbutus), plus larger shade trees

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Planting includes strappy perennials, clipped shrubs, bark mulch and gravel drip strips; green irrigation valve box lids sit in the planters

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A pet waste station with a sign and green receptacle stands in the planting

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A green round drain grate sits in the gravel strip beside a porch

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The paseo was markedly quieter than the street: median loudness about minus 42 dBFS on the walk and minus 48 dBFS at the porch, versus about minus 33 dBFS on the busiest Park Place stretch (uncalibrated, same clip)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Shaded, quiet, garden like walks are part of daily life here; stoop units on paseos trade privacy for greenery because the walk passes a few meters from their windows.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: The pet waste station signals that dogs are common on the grounds.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Mature trees and layered planting; Raised planters and decorative stoop details; Pet waste station provided

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • accessible from: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • separated from by: Building 5, 1075 Park Place (seen only from the paseo). paseo runs between buildings 5 and 6

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • adjacent to: Building 6, 1025 Park Place

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Site and facade lighting seen on the approach
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Fixtures intact where seen

        • Park Place: dark green fluted street light poles with lantern heads

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Paseo stoops: black lantern style wall sconces beside each entry

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Building 6 courtyard: white wedge shaped wall pack fixtures on stucco walls and a low cylindrical path light in a planter

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Nighttime light levels were not captured; the tour was at midday

          Not observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Layered pole, wall and path lighting; Not evaluated at night

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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        Building 6 interior courtyard (approach to the 107 alcove)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Healthy planting; cracked walk sections and leaf litter

        • Curved raised planters with stucco walls and precast concrete caps hold trees with smooth pale multi trunks and shrubs

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Concrete walks with control joints wind between the planters; cracks and a round drain grate were visible in the walk

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Ground floor windows of courtyard units face the walk, behind low planters, a few meters from passersby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • The site map shows two large tree circles in the courtyard and entries at its east and west ends

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The courtyard was quiet: median loudness about minus 48 dBFS, close to the alcove and much quieter than the Park Place sidewalk segments of the same afternoon (uncalibrated, different clips)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Practical interpretation: The front door is reached through a quiet, enclosed garden courtyard rather than from the street.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Courtyard units' windows sit close to the walk; 6-107's own windows face Saratoga instead, so courtyard traffic does not pass its windows.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Mature planting in built planters; Plain concrete paving with cracks

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Building 6, 1025 Park Place

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • accessible from: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6). east courtyard entry per highlighted route; entry itself not filmed

          Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

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        Wedge shaped LED style wall packs at the alcove approach
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Housings intact

        • White wedge shaped wall mounted fixtures sit high on the stucco walls on both sides of the alcove mouth and elsewhere in the courtyard

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • They did not appear lit at midday

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Contemporary cut off wall packs

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Building 6 interior courtyard (approach to the 107 alcove)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Low cylindrical path light in a courtyard planter
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Upright and intact

        • A short cylindrical path light stands in the mulch of a curved planter

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Building 6 interior courtyard (approach to the 107 alcove)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Drum flush mount ceiling light in the 107 alcove
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lit, diffuser intact

        • Round flush or semi flush drum fixture with a frosted diffuser and a dark band, lit at midday

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Capability recorded as confirmed: light the alcove floor and door at night. Seen lit

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Covered entry alcove shared by 107 and the 207 landing above

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Wall sconce beside the 6-107 door
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lit, glass intact

        • Bell shaped amber glass wall sconce with a dark finial, mounted above and to the right of the 6-107 door, lit at about 12:41

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        • No switch for it was seen at the door exterior

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: light the keypad and plaque at night. Seen lit in daylight

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Decorative residential sconce

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • serves: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Is the entry sconce controlled from inside 6-107 or on a building circuit?

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        Porch window of the other unit
        Identification status
        category only
        • Large window on the porch: three lower panes and three transoms in white frames, all with lowered horizontal mini blinds

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Interior not visible; glass shows reflections of the person touring, the piers and trees

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Office building across Saratoga Drive (mapped as 970 Park Place, Guidewire Software)
        Identification status
        category only
        • 970 Park Place is Building 970 of the Franklin Templeton campus at One Franklin Parkway; Guidewire Software took over the Roblox headquarters lease there in 2023.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • A three story office building faces the unit across the road

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • height: three stories

          Observed in the recording
        • facade: light precast or stone look facade with regular dark windows

          Observed in the recording
        • identity: mapped as 970 Park Place, Guidewire Software

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • distance: about 35 to 50 m from the facade of 6-107

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
        • Practical interpretation: Daytime office occupants overlook the street; evenings and weekends are quieter on that side; the building blocks only the very last low sun of the day

          Inference

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        General lighting design, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lights observed were on and working during the tour

        • Kitchen recessed downlights, under cabinet lights and the living room fan light were on during the tour

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • kitchen: round recessed LED downlights plus under cabinet LED strips

          Observed in the recording
        • living_room: ceiling fan with integrated light kit is the only overhead light observed

          Observed in the recording
        • dining_area: no dedicated dining fixture observed; lit by kitchen downlights and the living room fan light

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • bedroom: ceiling fan with light kit

          Observed in the recording
        • halls_and_laundry: flush round ceiling fixtures

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • bath: bar vanity light over the mirror

          Observed in the recording
        • patio: no light fixture observed on the patio walls or ceiling

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Practical interpretation: Plan on floor or table lamps for the dining and living areas, especially for evening reading or video calls

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern LED in the kitchen, but living and dining rely on one fan light; no dimmers or layered lighting observed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Questions to ask

        • Do any living room outlets switch from the wall switches?
        • Is there a patio light?

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        Living room windows (two, facing Saratoga Drive)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Frames intact; lower sliding track holds dirt and debris; some spotting on the glass

        • Two windows, each a fixed transom above a horizontal slider, white vinyl frames

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A screen covers the operable pane and a cam latch sits at the meeting stile

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Dirt and debris sit in the lower sliding track

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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        • count: 2 windows

          Observed in the recording
        • configuration: each window is a fixed transom over a horizontal sliding unit (one fixed and one sliding pane, vertical meeting stile with a cam latch)

          Observed in the recording
        • frame_material: white vinyl

          Observed in the recording
        • glazing: insulated dual pane glass (double reflections in the glass)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • screens: insect screen on the operable side

          Observed in the recording
        • lock: cam style latch at the meeting stile

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • width_estimate: 36 in each

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • overall_height_estimate: 64 in including transom

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • sill_height_estimate: 18 in above floor

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • head_height_estimate: 80 in above floor

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • orientation: faces about 230 degrees (southwest) onto the hedge, public sidewalk and Saratoga Drive

          InferenceResearch source 1
        • manufacturer_etching: none found in the corners visible in the frames

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Material: frame: vinyl

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: glass: insulated glass unit

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: open for cross ventilation with the patio door. opening was not clearly seen; a rise in audio level while the person touring handled the blinds may reflect the sash being opened

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: insect screened ventilation

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Ground level glass directly behind a hedge on a public sidewalk: blinds needed for privacy, especially at night

          Inference
        • Limitation: Sliders open only half the glass width; transoms are fixed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Limitation: Low sills (about 18 in) mean a sofa or desk in front of a window covers part of the glass and the blind cords

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: Bright, low windows to the street give daylight but little privacy on a ground floor; budget for keeping blinds tilted or adding sheer film

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Afternoon sun enters these windows directly in autumn and winter; screens and blinds help with glare on a TV or monitor

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard builder vinyl sliders with transoms, typical of early 2000s California apartments; Dual glazing and screens present; no premium hardware

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 20 to 40 (vinyl windows). Estimate basis: Probably original to the roughly 2001 building or an early replacement; InterNACHI range

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Are the windows original, and who made them?
        • Do the sliders have secondary locks or vent stops for ground floor security?
        • Can the tracks be cleaned before move in?

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        Living room patio door (full lite, inswing)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Operates; exterior casing paint is cracked and checked; minor paint wear at strikes

        • Patio door is a full lite hinged door with a door mounted blind, lever and thumb turn deadbolt

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • Deadbolt strike is a longer four screw plate

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        • Exterior casing beside the jamb shows long cracks in the paint

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • type: single hinged door with a full height glass lite, not a slider

          Observed in the recording
        • swing: inswing into the living room (hinges visible from inside)

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • slab_material: smooth painted slab, steel or fiberglass (not determinable)

          Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
        • location: on the side wall of the living room next to the window wall corner, set in a stepped wall section; opens onto the end of the patio

          Observed in the recording
        • lockset: satin nickel lever plus single cylinder deadbolt with interior thumb turn

          Observed in the recording
        • strike: four screw reinforced deadbolt strike plate; standard latch strike

          Observed in the recording
        • weatherstrip: foam kerf weatherstrip on the stop; dark sweep or threshold at the bottom

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • covering: door mounted faux wood blind with headrail and bottom hold

          Observed in the recording
        • switch_beside_door: single toggle switch on the wall beside the door, function not tested

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: lockable from inside with thumb turn deadbolt

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: lets direct sun into the living room when open. sunlight on the floor inside the open door at about 12:46

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Full glass lite at ground level: glass can be broken to reach the thumb turn

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Inswing door needs about 3 ft of clear floor inside, which limits furniture next to it

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: No secondary security bar or pin seen

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: The door is the only route to the patio and the water heater closet; maintenance will need to pass through the living room unless they reach the patio from outside

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: A full glass door at sidewalk level is a weaker point than a solid door; consider a door security bar or glass film

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Builder grade full lite door with deadbolt and reinforced strike; economy lever

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: about 20 for exterior patio doors. Estimate basis: Likely original to the building around 2001; InterNACHI patio door figure

          Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Does maintenance access the water heater closet through the unit or from outside over the railing?
        • Can a security bar or pin be added to the patio door?

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        Faux wood horizontal blinds (living room windows and patio door)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Clean and complete; slats straight

        • Each living room window has a separate blind on the transom and on the lower slider; the patio door has its own door mounted blind

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Lift and tilt cords end in wooden tassels that hang near the sill

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • With blinds closed, lines of sun spots crossed the floor and the pilaster

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        • type: 2 in white faux wood horizontal blinds

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • count: 5: separate blinds on each window transom and each lower slider (4), plus one on the patio door

          Observed in the recording
        • operation: corded lift with cord lock and wooden tassels, tilt by cord

          Observed in the recording
        • brand: not visible

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: tilt for privacy while admitting light

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: raise fully for view

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Corded lift and tilt cords hang within reach of children

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Route holes in the slats let pinpoints of sun through even when closed

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Families with young children should tie up or shorten the cords or ask for cordless blinds; CPSC recommends cordless coverings where children live or visit

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Blinds provided, so no need to buy window coverings; blackout requires adding curtains

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard faux wood blinds; corded rather than cordless

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Living room windows (two, facing Saratoga Drive)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • part of: Living room patio door (full lite, inswing)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Can management replace corded blinds with cordless ones or add cord cleats?

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        Living room and dining lighting and switches
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Fan light works

        • A toggle switch sits on the wall beside the patio door and a two toggle plate at the hall corner

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • overhead: ceiling fan light kit only in the living room; no dining fixture observed

          Observed in the recording
        • switches: single toggle beside the patio door; two toggle plate below the supply register at the hall corner; functions not tested

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • switch_style: white toggle switches with white plates

          Observed in the recording
        • dimmers: none observed

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: For evening use and video calls add lamps; the dining table will sit away from any dedicated fixture

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. One overhead source for the combined living and dining zone; no dimmers

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • controls: Living room ceiling fan with light kit. switch functions not tested

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • What does the switch beside the patio door control?

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        Patio floor (coated concrete slab)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Coating looks recent and clean; a few leaves; black mastic patch at a railing post base

        • Patio floor is a dark coated concrete slab with a gray coated curb at the railing

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Patio ceiling holds a screened rectangular vent and no light fixture

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • size_from_plan: 10 ft 8 in along the facade by 6 ft 2 in deep (about 66 sq ft gross)

          Read in the source
        • surface: concrete slab with a dark charcoal deck coating; lighter gray coated curb along the railing

          Observed in the recording
        • drain: no floor drain observed

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • cover: covered by the soffit of the balcony or floor above; a screened rectangular vent in the ceiling; no light fixture seen

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Dark coated floor absorbs afternoon sun and gets hot underfoot in summer; use an outdoor rug for pets and bare feet

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Covered patio stays usable in light rain; water from the balcony above may drip at the edge

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Plain coated slab, freshly recoated

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Where does the patio drain?
        • Is there a patio light, and if not may residents add plug in lighting?

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        Patio railing (painted metal pickets)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Recently painted; post base sealed with mastic; no rust seen on pickets

        • Vertical square pickets between top and bottom rails, bottom rail on a coated curb

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • A post base plate is bolted to the curb and covered with black mastic

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Picket gap measured in pixels at about four to six picket widths

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • material: painted dark bronze or black metal, square pickets between a top rail and a bottom rail

          Observed in the recording
        • mounting: bottom rail sits on a raised coated concrete curb; posts bolted through base plates, one sealed with black mastic at a stucco column

          Observed in the recording
        • height_estimate: 36 in above patio floor

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • picket_size_estimate: 0.625 in square

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
        • clear_gap_estimate: about 3 to 4 in (gap roughly four to six picket widths)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
        • gate: none

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • openings: railing fills two arched openings toward the street

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: railing: painted steel or aluminum (not determinable)

          Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
        • Capability recorded as possible: keep small children and pets from walking off the patio

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Limitation: About 3 ft tall with a curb at its base that works as a step; an older child or an adult can climb over

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Limitation: Gap estimate close to the 4 in sphere limit; small cats and very small dogs may slip through

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • Limitation: Patio appears close to grade, so a code guard (required above 30 in) may not be required here; the railing is a boundary more than a fall guard

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Practical interpretation: Parents: vertical pickets resist climbing but the 3 ft height and the base curb do not stop a determined child; supervise on the patio

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Pet owners: add mesh or plexi panels if a cat or small dog will use the patio, since the sidewalk and a multi lane road lie just beyond the hedge

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard welded picket railing; vertical pickets with no climbable horizontal mid rail

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Patio

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • separated from by: Planting bed and hedges between the patio and the public sidewalk. railing separates the patio from the planting bed and hedge

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • What is the railing height and picket spacing?
        • May residents attach pet mesh or privacy screening to the railing?

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        Planting bed and hedges between the patio and the public sidewalk
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Healthy, clipped; some leaf litter in the bed

        • Gravel bed with shrubs lies directly beyond the railing, then a clipped hedge and the public sidewalk

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • From the patio the hedge tops sit near standing eye level

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • layout: gravel and mulch bed with shrubs directly outside the railing, then a clipped hedge row along the sidewalk; street trees in the strip

          Observed in the recording
        • depth_to_sidewalk_estimate: 2 to 3 m from the railing to the sidewalk edge

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • hedge_height_estimate: about 4 to 5 ft; tops at or a little below standing eye level seen from the patio

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • species: broadleaf evergreen shrubs; one street tree with peeling red bark resembles Arbutus 'Marina'

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: partial screening of the patio and lower windows from the sidewalk

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Does not screen the upper part of windows or a standing person's view from the sidewalk; offers no screening from the office building across the road

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: The hedge gives seated privacy on the patio but a standing pedestrian can see over it into the patio and living room

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • separated from by: Saratoga Drive frontage (divided arterial with bike lanes). public sidewalk and curb lie between the hedge and the road

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • How tall is the hedge kept, and how often do landscapers work outside the patio (leaf blowers)?

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        Patio walls, arches and wall penetrations
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Stucco intact; some dark soiling near the closet door and wall base

        • Stucco walls with arched openings; bedroom window on the inner wall

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A small white elbow protrudes near the floor beside the closet door

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A small half round hood sits beside the top of the bedroom window

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • finish: cream sand finish stucco with arched openings toward the street

          Observed in the recording
        • bedroom_window: the bedroom window occupies the inner long wall of the patio

          Observed in the recording
        • wall_hood: small half round hood beside the top of the bedroom window, likely the outside of the bedroom wall inlet or an exhaust

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • louvers: louvered vent high on the closet end wall and a louvered panel in the closet door

          Observed in the recording
        • pipe_elbow: small white pipe elbow pointing down about 6 in above the floor beside the closet door

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • hose_bib: none observed

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

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        Living room window view: hedge, sidewalk, Saratoga Drive and the office building across
        Identification status
        category only
        • Through the living room windows: hedge, sidewalk, the road with traffic, median trees and the office building

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The building across is a three story office building

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • direction: about 230 degrees (southwest)

          InferenceResearch source 1
        • foreground: planting bed and clipped hedge 0 to 3 m, then the public sidewalk with a red painted curb

          Observed in the recording
        • middle: Saratoga Drive: northeast carriageway with bike lane about 6 to 12 m away, a planted median with street trees, the southwest carriageway

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • background: three story office building with precast facade and dark windows, mapped as 970 Park Place (Guidewire Software), roughly 35 to 50 m away; row of fall color street trees

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • sky_view: open sky above the office roofline

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: An urban street view with trees, not a garden or courtyard view; pleasant fall color but constant traffic movement

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Office windows across the road face your living room; at night with lights on, keep blinds tilted

          Inference

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        Patio outlook: railing, hedge, sidewalk, Saratoga Drive, office building
        Identification status
        category only
        • From the patio the hedge, sidewalk, bike lane, multi lane road, median and office building are all in view

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Camera GPS put the unit about 44 m from the road centerline, but GPS indoors is unreliable; the frames show the sidewalk only a few meters past the railing

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
        • direction: open side faces about 230 degrees (southwest) through two arched openings

          InferenceResearch source 1
        • distance_to_sidewalk: about 2 to 3 m from the railing

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • distance_to_curb: about 4 to 5 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • distance_to_nearest_travel_lane: about 6 to 7 m (after the bike lane)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • distance_to_office_facade: about 35 to 50 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
        • side_views: neighboring ground floor porch with a pillar and plants to the southeast along the facade

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Practical interpretation: The patio is semi public: people on the sidewalk pass a few meters away and can see in when standing

          Inference

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        Saratoga Drive frontage (divided arterial with bike lanes)
        Identification status
        category only
        • Saratoga Drive in front of the unit has a bike lane, multiple travel lanes, a planted median and red curb

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • type: divided secondary road, separate one way carriageways tagged 2 to 3 lanes each with bike lanes

          External researchResearch source 1
        • median: planted median with grass and street trees

          Observed in the recording
        • curb: red painted curb (no parking) along the building side, no parking sign on an ornamental street light

          Observed in the recording
        • carriageway_spacing: centerlines about 11 to 12 m apart

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • Practical interpretation: Steady car traffic outside the windows; cyclists get a marked lane

          Inference

        Link to this detail

        Flush round LED ceiling lights in entry, hall and laundry closet
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lit and clean

        • Slim flush round LED fixtures were lit on the entry and hall ceilings during the tour.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • fixtures_seen: entry ceiling disc, hall ceiling disc, laundry closet ceiling disc

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern slim LED discs replacing older fixtures

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Safety observations

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Alarm keypad is dark, apparently unpowered

        • All indicator lights including Power and all zone lights are dark in every frame of IMG_3880; NetworX documentation says the Power light is on whenever AC power is present.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: The old alarm system does not work and its panic buttons cannot be relied on.

        Ask the manager: Is the Caddx alarm abandoned? Can the keypad be removed and the wall patched before move in?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Keypad overlaps the switch plate and has tape at its edge

        • The keypad housing overlaps the left edge of the toggle switch plate, a tan tape strip sticks out behind its left edge, and the housing is yellowed against the bright white plate.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic sign of an abandoned device left through renovation.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No alarm sensors or cameras seen

        Why it may matter: There is no in unit intrusion detection; renters who want it would add a self installed system.

        Ask the manager: Are renter installed cameras or alarm sensors allowed?

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        Building fire alarm horn strobe inside the unit

        • A red FIRE horn strobe is mounted high near the hall opening.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Building alarms and tests will be loud and bright inside the apartment.

        Ask the manager: What is the fire alarm test schedule?

        Fire and life safety devices and exits on the amenity level
        Identification status
        category only
        • Seen: red fire alarm pull stations (vestibule), red horn or strobe units (cardio room, corridor, near the elevator), lit EXIT signs, double exit doors with panic bars at the end of the lounge, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES plaques with a floor plan beside both elevators and in the vestibule, and a fire evacuation pictogram sign at the G elevator.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Ceiling sprinkler heads were not clearly identified in the frames.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Fire sprinkler heads (pendant) in the unit
        Identification status
        category only
        • Small pendant sprinkler heads are visible on the living area, bedroom and walk in closet ceilings.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A small pendent device next to the fan is consistent with a sprinkler head; similar heads are clearly visible in the closet and bathroom ceilings.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A pendent sprinkler head hangs from the closet ceiling.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A sprinkler head is visible in the bathroom ceiling above the tub area.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Pendent sprinkler heads are visible in the living room and near the dining area

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A sprinkler head is mounted in the water heater closet ceiling

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • locations_seen: living and kitchen ceiling, bedroom ceiling near the fan, walk in closet ceiling, water heater closet ceiling

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • type: pendent head in the ceiling near the fan

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • type: pendent head with escutcheon, center of ceiling

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • type: pendent head in a recessed escutcheon, ceiling over the tub area

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • type: pendent heads with escutcheons in finished ceilings; a white head in the water heater closet ceiling

          Observed in the recording
        • locations_seen: living room ceiling near the fan; ceiling near the entry and dining area; water heater closet ceiling

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: automatic fire suppression

          Inference
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: automatic fire suppression

          Inference
        • Limitation: Do not hang anything from sprinkler heads or paint them.

          Inference
        • Limitation: Keep stored items at least 18 in below the head.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Do not hang anything from sprinkler heads or paint them; keep stacked storage below them in closets.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Sprinklered unit: lower fire risk; never hang items from or paint heads

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Code required coverage in a 2002 multifamily building

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Living room

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • located in: Water heater closet (off the patio)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • serves: Apartment 6-107

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Fire service backflow or standpipe assembly in the Park Place planting strip
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Paint intact from a distance

        • A gray painted pipe assembly with valve hand wheels and a red marker flag stands in the planting strip beside the sidewalk

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Its form (twin valve bodies with hand wheels) is typical of a fire sprinkler service backflow assembly or riser

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Suggests the buildings have a pressurized fire sprinkler service, which renters can confirm with management.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Are the apartments in building 6 fully sprinklered?

        Link to this detail

        Fire alarm notification device on the 107 alcove wall
        Identification status
        category only
        • Red rectangular wall mounted device with a white lettered band, about head height on the left alcove wall

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Its form matches an outdoor fire alarm horn or horn strobe; model and lettering not legible

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sound and or flash a building fire alarm at the entry

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Practical interpretation: A building wide fire alarm system reaches this alcove; alarms and tests will be loud right outside the door.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Covered entry alcove shared by 107 and the 207 landing above

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • How often is the fire alarm tested?

        Link to this detail

        Building fire alarm horn strobe inside the unit
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Intact

        • A red notification appliance lettered FIRE with a white strobe lens is mounted high on the wall near the hall opening.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Its presence ties the unit to the building fire alarm, typically triggered by sprinkler water flow or common area detection; it is not a substitute for in unit smoke alarms.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • A red horn strobe labeled FIRE is mounted high on the hall wall

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • form: red wall mounted housing lettered FIRE with a white strobe lens

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • location: high on the wall at the corner where the dining area meets the hall toward the entry

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • type: red wall mounted horn strobe marked FIRE with a clear strobe lens

          Read in the source
        • location: high on the wall at the hall opening between the dining area and the bedroom hall

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: audible and visible alarm when the building fire alarm activates. Not tested

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: audible and visible fire alarm notification

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Building alarm tests will sound and flash inside the apartment; light sensitive or shift working residents may want the test schedule.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Building fire alarm reaches inside the unit, useful for hearing impaired residents (strobe)

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard commercial notification appliance

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Dining area

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • How often is the building fire alarm tested, and with how much notice?

        Link to this detail

        Caddx NetworX 8 zone LED alarm keypad (old wired alarm, dark)
        Brand
        Caddx
        Manufacturer
        Caddx Controls (later Interlogix, GE Security)
        Product family
        NetworX NX-8 series keypads
        Recorded model
        NX-108E
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded age estimate: about 2002 (original to the building)

        Age estimate basis: Caddx branding predates the GE Interlogix rebrand; building built 2002

        Recorded condition: Yellowed housing, a tan tape strip sticking out at the left edge, housing overlaps the switch plate; all lights dark

        • Keypad reads Security Command Center and Caddx, with indicators Armed, Ready, Instant, Power, Fire, Service and zone numbers 1 to 8.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Model matched as NX-108E: 8 zone LED keypad, landscape shape with no door and an outer trim ring, matching the brochure description of the NX-108E (original design, no door, needs trim ring); the NX-1308E and NX-148E have swing down doors and the NX-148E and NX-1248E are LCD keypads.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • Location: the keypad in IMG_3880 is the one on the entry wall beside the latch side of the front door; in both clips the keypad sits immediately left of a single toggle switch plate with its right edge overlapping the plate, on the same heavy knockdown wall texture, and IMG_3880 was recorded at 12:49 as the walkthrough ended at the door.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • All indicator lights, including Power, are dark in every frame of IMG_3880.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • NetworX keypad documentation says the POWER light is on when AC power is present and flashes for low battery, so a dark POWER light means the keypad is not receiving power.

          External researchResearch source 1
        • A tan strip resembling masking tape protrudes from behind the left edge of the keypad.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • zones_indicated: 8 zones

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • display: LED indicators, no LCD

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • keys: 12 number keys, 5 function keys (Stay, Chime, Exit, Bypass, Cancel), 3 emergency keys (fire, medical, police)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • dimensions_nx108e: 6.5 x 4.0 x 1.3 in

          External researchResearch source 1
        • indicator_state: all six status lights and all zone lights dark during the 1.9 s clip

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Material: housing: off white plastic, yellowed relative to the bright white switch plate

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as not supported: arm or disarm a burglar alarm. Keypad shows no power; no sensors observed; treated as abandoned until management confirms

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as not supported: panic buttons for fire, medical, police. Same reason; do not rely on these keys

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Appears unpowered; the NetworX POWER light is normally on when AC power is present

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: There is no working alarm system to rely on; the new Yale smart lock is the active security device.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: The keypad takes the only wall space beside the door; a key hook or small shelf has to go elsewhere.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level 8 zone LED keypad of its era; Obsolete and apparently disconnected, so it adds wall clutter without function

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 5 to 20 (security system). Estimate basis: Original 2002 era hardware versus InterNACHI security system range

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Entry. Latch side wall of the entry door

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • adjacent to: Switches and receptacles in the entry, hall and living areas. Overlaps the entry toggle switch plate

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • part of: Legacy wired burglar alarm system (Caddx NetworX family)

          InferenceTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Is the Caddx alarm system disconnected, and can the keypad be removed and the wall patched?
        • Is any part of the old alarm (panel, siren, battery) still in the unit?

        Link to this detail

        Legacy wired burglar alarm system (Caddx NetworX family)
        Brand
        Caddx
        Manufacturer
        Caddx Controls
        Product family
        NetworX NX-8 family (inferred from keypad)
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded age estimate: about 2002

        Age estimate basis: Keypad branding and building year

        Recorded condition: Appears abandoned in place

        • No door contacts, window contacts, motion detectors, glass break sensors, sirens or cameras were identified in the filmed rooms.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • The control panel location was not seen; candidates are the walk in closet wall panel and the open box with a transformer like device in the coat closet, but neither was confirmed.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as not supported: intrusion detection. Keypad dark and no sensors seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Questions to ask

        • Where is the old alarm control panel, and has its battery been removed?

        Link to this detail

        Layout, materials and finishes

        Recorded finding · Inference

        The real unit is a mirror image of the 713 sq ft plan handout

        • Entering the bathroom from the hall, the tub is on the left and the toilet and vanity line the far wall with the vanity at right; on the plan, entering from the laundry hall, the tub is on the right and the sink at left. Leaving the living room for the patio, the railing is on the right and the bedroom window wall on the left; on the plan it is the reverse. Room adjacencies (bath between hall and bedroom, bedroom window onto the patio, water heater closet at the far patio end) match the plan.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

        Why it may matter: Use the plan for room sizes and adjacency but flip it left to right when picturing this exact unit.

        Ask the manager: Is there a mirrored version of the 713 plan for 6-107?

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        The quote for 6-107 has no move in date or lease term

        • The plan's fine print ties the quoted rent to the move in date noted, but none is written next to 6-107's $4,388.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: The $4,388 may change with the start date or lease length.

        Ask the manager: Which move in date and lease term does $4,388 assume?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Strike side jamb heavily chipped and gouged

        • As the door opens, the cream painted jamb and stop beside the deadbolt and latch strikes show a long band of missing paint and gouges with darker layers exposed, and the door's lock edge is chipped around the faceplates. Cause is not visible: it could be years of door impact and hardware changes, or earlier prying.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: First impression of neglect at the front door; if the frame is weakened at the strike, the deadbolt's resistance to forced entry is reduced.

        Ask the manager: Will the jamb be repaired and painted, and are the strike plates secured with long screws into the framing?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Dents in the door panels painted over with a heavy black coat

        • Several small dents in the lower panels and stiles remain visible under fresh glossy black paint applied with heavy roller texture and brush marks around the hardware.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic only, but it signals refinishing rather than repair.

        Ask the manager: Is the door scheduled for replacement or filling of dents?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Vertical crack in the stucco along the door casing

        • A crack runs vertically in the stucco beside the strike side casing, where the stucco meets the trim.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Joint cracks let moisture and insects in over time if not sealed; the sheltered alcove limits water exposure.

        Ask the manager: Can the casing to stucco joint be sealed?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        The street side of 6-107: windows and patio face Saratoga Drive

        • 6-107's patio and bedroom windows look over a gravel bed and clipped hedge to a public sidewalk, a bike lane and Saratoga Drive, a divided road with two to three lanes each way per OpenStreetMap, with a three story office building beyond. Pedestrians and cyclists on the sidewalk pass within a few meters of the hedge; the hedge screens the patio partly, and office windows overlook the unit from across the road. The patio sound level was about 9 dB higher than the bedroom in the same clip (uncalibrated).

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

        Why it may matter: Expect to keep blinds partly closed for privacy and to hear traffic on that side; the courtyard side is the quiet side.

        Ask the manager: Are the Saratoga side windows dual pane or upgraded for sound?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        Weatherstripping on the jamb not visible

        • In the frames with the door open, no compression weatherstrip could be made out on the stop; it may be hidden by angle and blur.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Drafts and hallway noise could pass if there is no seal.

        Ask the manager: Does the entry door have a full perimeter seal and a bottom sweep?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        No video doorbell or intercom at the 6-107 door

        • Only a lighted push button is mounted beside the door.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Residents wanting a video doorbell would need permission to add one.

        Ask the manager: May residents install a battery video doorbell?

        Recorded finding · External research

        Smart lock model appears to be the discontinued first generation Assure touchscreen

        • The keypad's check and gear icons, Yale badge, separate key cylinder and bulky bezel match the first generation Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen (YRD226 family). Retailers list the YRD226 as discontinued or on final clearance; Yale's current keyed touchscreen is the Assure Lock 2 (YRD420).

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: It works now; if it fails, expect a swap to a newer lock rather than repair.

        Ask the manager: When were the unit locks installed, and is a lock upgrade planned?

        Recorded finding · External research

        Battery powered lock needs periodic battery changes

        • The YRD226 runs on four AA batteries with about a year of life per the retailer spec, and shows a red low battery warning; a key override exists for a dead battery.

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Know who changes batteries and keep the physical key accessible.

        Ask the manager: Does maintenance monitor and replace lock batteries, and will I get a physical key?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Door painted around the installed lock

        • Glossy black paint is built up to and onto the edge of the lock's escutcheon gasket and the lever rose, with brush marks, showing the door was painted with the hardware in place.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic; paint on gaskets can make later lock removal leave marks.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No fireplace in 6-107

        • The living room was filmed wall to wall and has no fireplace, although listings mention gas fireplaces in select homes and show a living room with a fireplace.

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Do not expect a fireplace from the listing photos.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Small gap and debris at the floor and baseboard joint in a living room corner

        • At an inside corner of the dining and living wall the joint between plank and baseboard shows a thin dark gap with specks of debris.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic; typical of a floating floor expansion gap left uncovered by the baseboard.

        Ask the manager: Ask for a final clean and caulk or shoe molding where gaps show.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Small paint chip beside a dining wall receptacle plate

        • A small chip of paint and texture is missing at the upper right corner of the receptacle plate on the dining wall.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic only; document at move in so it is not charged at move out.

        Ask the manager: Note on the move in checklist.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Wall color runs onto the baseboard caulk bead in a corner

        • In the dining and living corner the top caulk bead of the baseboard shows the wall color and an uneven cut line.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic paint workmanship; not a defect.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Door designs are mixed across the unit

        • Arch top two panel, square top two panel and four panel pairs appear side by side in the hall.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Purely aesthetic; may signal piecemeal replacement.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        The real unit is a mirror image of the 713 sq ft handout plan

        • From the entry the kitchen is on the right and the living room windows ahead; the patio door sits left of the window wall corner; from the patio door the bedroom window is on the left and the railing on the right. The handout plan shows all of these reversed.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Use the plan dimensions but flip left and right when placing furniture.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Direct sun from late morning through sunset in autumn, strongest mid to late afternoon

        • At about 12:44 to 12:46 on October 27 the closed blinds threw lines of sun spots across the floor and pilaster, the patio floor was in full sun with railing shadows, and sun poured through the open patio door onto the floor. Computed for the facade bearing of about 230 degrees: on October 27 the sun reaches the facade from about 11:00, is about 62 degrees off the facade normal at 12:45 (altitude 39 degrees), and is nearly square to it from about 15:30 to 17:30 at low altitude (13 to 27 degrees) until sunset near 18:05. In June the sun stays high until about 16:00 and swings west by evening; in December it shines on the facade from late morning at low angles until about 16:45.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

        Why it may matter: Bright, warm living room in the afternoon; expect glare on screens facing the windows and heat build up on summer and early autumn afternoons; plants that like sun do well.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether the windows have Low E coating and whether the unit gets warm in late afternoon.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Traffic sound is clearly louder on the patio than inside with the door closed

        • Uncalibrated phone audio: inside the living room with windows and door closed the steady level was about minus 52 dBFS (163 to 172 s); on the patio it was about minus 38 to minus 40 dBFS (203 to 214 s); with the patio door open after re entering it stayed about minus 37 dBFS, then dropped to about minus 51 dBFS once the door was closed (245 to 251 s). The bedroom measured about minus 54 dBFS. That is a difference of about 12 to 14 dB, roughly a quarter or less of the perceived loudness indoors, though handling noise is mixed in.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

        Why it may matter: Closed dual pane windows and the door cut most traffic sound; with windows open for ventilation, Saratoga Drive traffic will be plainly audible in the living room. Light sleepers will prefer the bedroom (slightly quieter) with windows closed.

        Ask the manager: Ask about traffic peaks (office commute hours) and whether trucks use Saratoga Drive.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Ground floor privacy: living room visible from the sidewalk and the office building

        Why it may matter: Most residents will keep blinds tilted or closed much of the time, especially evenings, trading daylight for privacy; sheer film on the lower panes is a common fix.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether management allows privacy film or additional curtains.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Where the sofa, TV, dining table and desk can go

        • Plan dimensions: living room 13 ft 6 in deep by 12 ft 1 in along the window wall; dining area 11 ft 8 in by 7 ft between the island and the living room (plan is mirrored in reality). TV: the long wall opposite the patio door has a receptacle and two blank plates near the floor and no openings, so it is the natural TV wall, with a pilaster of about 2 ft at its window end. Sofa: facing the TV against the patio door wall, kept clear of the inswing patio door zone (about 3 ft) near the window corner; or floating in the room with its back to the dining area. Windows: sills about 18 in high, so a low sofa or console fits under them but blocks blind cords. Desk: at the window wall beside a window, using a receptacle at either side of the window pair, with afternoon glare on a monitor facing away from the window. Dining: the 7 ft dimension is crossed by the main walkway from the kitchen and entry to the living room and the hall, so a 30 by 48 in table against the long dining wall (receptacle and the low Wi Fi access point there) or a 36 to 42 in round table works; a six seat table does not leave walkway clearance. Keep the high supply register at the hall corner and the ceiling fan sweep clear of tall furniture.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6 · Tour reference 7 · Tour reference 8

        Why it may matter: Comfortable for a sofa, TV, small dining table and a compact desk; a sectional and a large dining table will compete for space.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No dedicated dining light fixture observed

        • The dining ceiling shows a sprinkler head near the entry side but no pendant or dining fixture; the nearest lights are kitchen downlights and the living room fan light.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: A dining table will need a floor or table lamp, or a plug in pendant.

        Ask the manager: Ask whether a dining fixture or ceiling box exists.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Wi Fi access point mounted low on the dining wall

        • A Ruckus access point sits at outlet height on the long dining wall near the refrigerator end (systems pass owns the device).

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: A buffet, sofa or bookcase placed against that wall would block and possibly bump the access point; keep it open for coverage of the living room and bedroom.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Sightlines into the unit from outside

        • From the sidewalk: the upper half of both living room windows and the patio door glass across the patio; the bedroom window across the patio. From the office building: the living room windows. From the entry door inside: straight down the unit to the living room windows.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

        Why it may matter: Place the TV and desk so screens are not visible from the sidewalk; bedroom bed placement away from the window improves privacy.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No chain or swing bar latch on the entry door

        • The inside of the entry door shows the Yale deadbolt, a lever and a peephole, but no chain guard or swing bar latch.

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: No way to open the door a crack to a stranger while latched; the peephole is the only screening aid.

        Ask the manager: May a resident add a swing bar latch, or will management install one?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Peephole present at standing height

        • A door viewer is centered in the upper half of the entry door.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Lets residents see who is at the door; set at adult standing height.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No door closer seen on the entry door

        • No closer arm is visible at the head of the entry door.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: The door will not swing shut on its own; residents must close and lock it, though the lock may auto lock if configured.

        Ask the manager: Does the Yale lock auto lock after closing?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Smart lock code management unknown

        • Entry was by keypad code; the lock looks like a Yale Assure touchscreen deadbolt that can join a Z Wave hub such as the Alloy hub in the unit.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Codes may be managed by staff or tour software; residents should confirm old and tour codes are wiped at move in.

        Ask the manager: Will all tour and vendor codes be removed at move in, and can residents create guest codes?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Alloy hub powered and online looking

        • Two green status bars are lit on the Alloy SmartHome hub.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: The property smart home system is active in this unit.

        Ask the manager: Which devices are linked to the hub?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Hub housing smudged with a stained chipped corner

        • Grey smudges cover the white housing and the lower right corner is chipped and stained yellowish.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Cosmetic; suggests the hub was reused from a previous install or handled during repainting.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Loose power cable and plug in adapter at floor level

        • The hub hangs beside a baseboard outlet with a white plug in adapter and a thin cable looping along the wall.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Easy to unplug by accident with a vacuum or furniture; uses one receptacle of that outlet.

        Ask the manager: Can the hub be relocated or its cable secured?

        Recorded finding · External research

        Property managed smart home: data and remote access

        • The Alloy platform lets property staff manage locks, thermostats and sensors.

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Residents gain app control and leak alerts; staff may also have remote lock access and device logs.

        Ask the manager: What data does the smart home system log, and who can unlock remotely?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Leak sensors at washer, kitchen sink and probably water heater

        • Alloy branded leak sensor in the laundry closet, a sensor with floor probe in the kitchen sink base, and a probe like cable in the water heater closet.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Leaks at the three main water risk points can trigger alerts.

        Ask the manager: Who receives leak alerts, and are the sensors tested?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Many doors in a short hall

        • Coat closet, laundry bifolds, linen closet and bath doors, plus the panel and thermostat, cluster in the short hall.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Little wall space for art or a runner wide enough for traffic; doors can collide when open together.

        Apartment 6-107
        • Handwritten in blue ink on the 713 sq ft plan: "Tour: 6-107 → $4,388", with 6-107 highlighted yellow. No move in date or lease term is written beside it.

          Said during the tourTour reference 1
        • The tour list names apartment 107 in building 6, floor 1, at 1025 Park Place, plan 1B/1B 713 sq ft.

          Read in the source
        • Plan disclaimer: square footage and room dimensions are approximations; quoted rent is per month for new move ins based on the move in date noted, does not include other fees, and specials may require a specific lease term.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The same 713 sq ft plan is quoted at $4,556 for 5-307 (a third floor unit by its number) available 10/28, so the ground floor 6-107 is quoted $168 per month less than an upper floor unit of the same plan.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The 651 sq ft plan is quoted at $4,451 for 7-322 available 11/17: 62 sq ft smaller for $63 more per month than 6-107.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • the person touring toured 6-107 alone with a door code (self guided); no leasing agent is seen or heard in the walkthrough.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The real apartment is a left to right mirror image of the 713 sq ft handout plan; which rooms connect to which matches the plan, and the plan dimensions still apply.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Two further differences from the plan: the refrigerator stands in a full height alcove at the living room end of the sink run, and the island is a plain rectangle rather than angled.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • ApartmentList and ApartmentAdvisor listed Unit 6107 (1 Bedroom B, 713 sq ft) at $4,328 per month, available now, 12 month lease, when checked on 2026-10-29: $60 per month below the $4,388 handwritten on the tour handout two days earlier.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • bedrooms: 1

          Read in the source
        • bathrooms: 1

          Read in the source
        • floor: 1

          Read in the source
        • interior area (plan): 713 sq ft

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • quoted rent: 4388 USD per month

          Said during the tourTour reference 1
        • quoted rent per square foot: 6.15 USD per sq ft per month

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • patio area (plan, 10 ft 8 in by 6 ft 2 in): 66 sq ft

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Ground floor: no stairs or elevator between the street and the door, and the lowest quoted price for this plan, in exchange for street level privacy and exposure (see the patio and bedroom findings).

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Known fixed monthly cost with one car: $4,388 rent + $50 parking + $2 pest control = $4,440 before electricity (PG&E), allocated water, sewer and trash, internet, renters insurance ($10 to $20) and any pet rent.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

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        Entry
        • On the plan the entry door opens into the space between the refrigerator end of the kitchen and the laundry hall.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

        Recorded connections

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        Dining area
        • Plan: the dining area is open to the kitchen and the living room with no wall between.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • plan dimensions: 11 ft 8 in x 7 ft

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • approximate floor area from plan: 82 sq ft

          InferenceTour reference 1

        Recorded connections

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        Living room
        • Plan: the living room has a long glazed exterior wall and a swinging door to the patio.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • plan dimensions: 13 ft 6 in x 12 ft 1 in

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • approximate floor area from plan: 163 sq ft

          InferenceTour reference 1

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        Hall
        • Plan: a short hall from the entry past the laundry closet to the bathroom, bedroom, coat closet and linen closet.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Recorded connections

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        6-107 front entry door (exterior face)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Recently repainted black but dented, with chipped edges; strike side jamb heavily chipped

        • Black six panel embossed door, single leaf, solid with no glass, hinged on the left and locked on the right as seen from outside, opening inward

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • A door viewer (peephole) sits in the upper middle of the door

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Hardware from top: Yale touchscreen keypad deadbolt, then a separate satin nickel lever latch

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Paint is a heavy glossy black coat with roller stipple and visible brush marks around the hardware

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Several small dents show in the lower panels and stiles under the paint

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The lock edge shows chipped paint at the arrises around the deadbolt and latch faceplates

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • A ribbed aluminum threshold sits on the slab; white residue lines the slab joint at the threshold

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • No weatherstripping could be made out on the jamb stop in the open door frames

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • Most of the door face is in deep shade at the back of the covered alcove

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Material: slab: embossed six panel door, most likely steel skinned (dents and gray metal edge)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: exterior finish: glossy black paint over the slab; interior face white

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: jamb and casing: cream painted, material not determined

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: threshold: ribbed aluminum

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: let the resident see a caller before opening. Door viewer present

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: No glass or sidelight, so no daylight reaches the entry through the door

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Solid door with a viewer and a deadbolt gives a private, secure feeling threshold; cosmetic dents and a heavily chipped frame are visible on arrival.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: The sheltered position protects the black paint from sun and rain.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard embossed six panel entry door; Finish executed coarsely: heavy roller texture, paint over dents and hardware edges; Separate lever and deadbolt rather than an interconnected lockset

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Estimate basis: Dents and chipped edges under fresh paint suggest a door that has been in service for years and refinished rather than replaced; no date evidence

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is the entry door steel and fire rated, and will the dented panels and chipped frame be repaired before move in?

        Link to this detail

        6-107 entry door jamb, stop and casing
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Heavy paint loss and gouging along the strike side; casing to stucco joint cracked

        • The strike side jamb and stop are cream painted and show a long band of chipped and gouged paint from above the deadbolt strike to below the latch strike, exposing darker layers beneath

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A vertical crack runs in the stucco along the casing on the strike side

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • The casing base at the threshold is chipped

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Practical interpretation: The frame looks battered at the latch side; ask whether it is only cosmetic.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • part of: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        6-107 aluminum threshold
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Soiled with white residue at the slab joint; no damage seen

        • Ribbed aluminum saddle threshold set on the alcove slab, nearly flush with the slab surface

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: near step free entry from the alcove slab. Threshold rise looks small; not measured

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        6-107 door viewer
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lens clarity not checked

        • A small chrome door viewer is set in the upper middle of the door, visible from both faces

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Recorded connections

        • part of: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Lighted doorbell button beside the 6-107 door
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lit, plate intact

        • A small rectangular doorbell button with an amber illuminated center, held by two screws, is on the stucco to the right of the door below the plaque

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The chime inside the unit was not identified or tested in this pass

          Not observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: announce visitors at the door. Illuminated button implies a wired bell circuit; not tested

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: No video doorbell or intercom at the door

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard lighted push button

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Does the doorbell work, and where is the chime?
        • May residents add a battery video doorbell?

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        107 plaque beside the 6-107 door
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Legible

        • Black plaque with a peaked top, white numerals 107 and braille dots below, on the stucco right of the door

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The plaque does not show the building number 6

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Recorded connections

        • adjacent to: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen keyed deadbolt (likely YRD226) on the 6-107 door
        Brand
        Yale
        Manufacturer
        ASSA ABLOY (Yale Residential)
        Product family
        Yale Assure Lock, Touchscreen Deadbolt with key (first Assure generation)
        Recorded model
        YRD226
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded condition: Touchscreen lit and responsive, escutcheon finish intact; black paint has been applied up to the escutcheon gasket

        • The exterior unit has a black glass touchscreen under a round white Yale badge, digits 1 to 9, a check mark, 0 and a gear icon, with a round key cylinder below in the same satin nickel housing

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Yale says a keypad showing check and gear icons identifies its Assure lock generation, while # and * keys mean an older generation

          External researchResearch source 1
        • In the Assure generation the keyed touchscreen deadbolt is the YRD226; the YRD256 and YRD246/446 are key free and the YRD216 has push buttons, so a keyed touchscreen with check and gear icons points to the YRD226 family

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • The older Yale Real Living YRD220/YRD240 touchscreen uses # and * keys, which this keypad does not show

          External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • The newer Assure Lock 2 keyed touchscreen (YRD420) is a smaller design; the bulkier bezel and separate round cylinder collar seen here fit the first Assure generation better

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • A separate lever below means this is not the Yale interconnected multifamily set (YRC226), which places the keypad and lever on one escutcheon

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • The interior unit has a black upper cover with the Yale logo over a satin nickel housing with a thumbturn

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Access information is omitted from the public record.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The same Yale touchscreen family is fitted to the occupied unit the person touring tried first in the paseo, so these locks appear on resident apartments, not only on vacant tour units

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Access information is omitted from the public record.

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • keypad: capacitive touchscreen, digits 1 to 9 and 0 with check and gear icons, Yale badge to wake

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • mechanical override: key cylinder below the touchscreen

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • finish: satin nickel

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • power: 4 AA alkaline batteries

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • typical battery life: about 1 year

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • user codes: 25 standalone; up to 250 with Z Wave Plus or Zigbee module codes

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • code length: 4 to 8 digits

          External researchResearch source 1
        • auto relock: off by default; 30 seconds after unlock when enabled

          External researchResearch source 1
        • wrong code lockout: keypad shuts down 60 seconds after 5 wrong codes

          External researchResearch source 1
        • security grade: ANSI/BHMA A156.36 Grade 2

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • network module slot: Assure modules: Z Wave Plus AYR202-ZWV USA or Zigbee AYR202-ZB HA

          External researchResearch source 1
        • retail price, standalone YRD226-NR: 285.54 clearance (MSRP 375) USD

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • Material: exterior escutcheon: satin nickel finished metal with black glass touchscreen

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: Access information is omitted from the public record.

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: mechanical key entry if the batteries die. Key cylinder present

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: multiple individual user codes (household members, dog walker, cleaner). 25 standalone or up to 250 with a network module; who can program codes depends on property policy

          External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
        • Capability recorded as possible: remote code management by the property through a hub. A single daily tour code worked on every listed tour apartment, and the systems pass found an Alloy SmartHome (SmartRent) Z Wave hub inside 6-107; the lock module itself was not seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: auto relock. Off by default

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: privacy mode that disables codes from inside. Per the YRD226 manual; not verified on this unit

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
        • Capability recorded as unknown: smartphone app control by the resident. Depends on the installed module and the property platform

          Not established. Recorded confidence 30%
        • Limitation: Batteries need replacement roughly yearly; a red low battery warning shows on the keypad

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
        • Limitation: Model is discontinued; replacement parts may become harder to find and the property may swap it for a newer lock

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4
        • Limitation: Model number text was not legible; identification rests on keypad icons and form

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: No physical key needed day to day; a household can share codes, and a key still works if batteries fail.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Codes may be managed by the property; ask who can see entry logs and change codes, and how codes are revoked between residents and tours.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Expect to replace four AA batteries about once a year unless management handles it.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Brand name Grade 2 touchscreen deadbolt with key override; Supports network modules for managed access; First Assure generation, now discontinued

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Estimated replacement cost in USD: 285 to 375 for the same model where still sold. Estimate basis: Discontinued model still in service; no authoritative useful life figure found for residential smart locks

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1 · Research source 2

        Recorded connections

        • part of: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • controls: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • connected to: Alloy SmartHome hub (SmartRent), plug in, Z Wave. Possible only: the systems pass found an Alloy SmartHome (SmartRent) Z Wave hub in 6-107; no lock module or pairing was observed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Is the lock connected to a property platform (SmartRent or similar), and can residents manage their own codes from an app?
        • Are all tour and vendor codes deleted when the lease starts, and is the key cylinder rekeyed between residents?
        • Who replaces the batteries, and is auto relock enabled?

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        6-107 exterior lever latch (satin nickel, round rose)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Finish intact; black paint touches the rose edge

        • Satin nickel straight lever with a slight downturned end on a round rose, below the keypad deadbolt

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • No keyway is visible on the exterior lever, so it works as a latch only and the deadbolt provides the locking

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The lever was pulled down to open the door after the code unlocked the deadbolt

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Brand and model are not marked anywhere visible

          Not establishedTour reference 1
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: easy opening with full hand, elbow or loaded arms. Lever rather than knob

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Common residential lever, finish matches the deadbolt

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Wood look plank flooring (likely luxury vinyl plank), unit wide
        Product family
        resilient wood look plank (LVP likely)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Looks recently installed: clean, no visible scratches, cupping or lifted seams in the frames; minor debris at a baseboard joint

        • The same wood look plank runs from the entry through kitchen, dining, living room, hall and bedroom

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Plank meets the gray bath tile at the bath doorway with no visible threshold strip

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • Planks are laid lengthwise toward the living room windows

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • type: wood look plank, most likely luxury vinyl plank; laminate not excluded from video alone

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • color: light to mid honey brown, natural oak look print with straight grain and cathedral figure

          Observed in the recording
        • plank_width_estimate: 7 in

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
        • plank_length_estimate: 48 in

          Inference. Recorded confidence 30%
        • lay_direction: planks run along the long axis of the unit, from the entry and kitchen toward the living room windows

          Observed in the recording
        • sheen: low to medium sheen, reflections of windows visible

          Observed in the recording
        • rooms_covered: entry, kitchen, dining area, living room, hall, laundry closet area, bedroom, walk in closet and other closets

          Observed in the recording
        • changes_to: gray large format tile in the bathroom; coated concrete on the patio; bare concrete in the water heater closet

          Observed in the recording
        • transition_at_bath: plank butts to the bath tile at the doorway with no visible transition strip

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • installation_method: unknown (click lock floating or glue down cannot be told from the frames)

          Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
        • appearance: warm medium oak look planks, continuous from the entry through the kitchen into the living room

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • material: likely luxury vinyl plank (printed grain, repeat pattern, matte sheen)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • Material: plank: resilient vinyl plank likely (printed wood look)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as possible: water resistant surface suited to kitchen and entry traffic. true if it is vinyl; laminate is less tolerant of standing water

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as possible: pets and rolling chairs. resilient plank tolerates pets better than wood; a chair mat is still advisable under a desk chair

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: tolerate kitchen spills when wiped promptly

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Hard surface throughout the living areas: footfall and voice reverberate more than carpet; area rugs help acoustics and warmth

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Printed wear layer can scratch from grit and furniture feet; felt pads recommended

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Limitation: Heavy appliances dragged across vinyl can gouge it.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: No carpet to shampoo and good for allergy sufferers; plan on rugs under the sofa and dining table for sound and comfort

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Ground floor unit, so footfall is not a problem for neighbors below; sound from the unit above is a separate question

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Easy to mop; use a mat at the sink.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Continuous wood look plank with no carpet anywhere, typical of current Bay Area renovations at this rent; Uniform print and tight seams; no premium cues such as wide planks, real wood, or thick wear layer evidence

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: about 25 (vinyl flooring). Estimate basis: Appearance consistent with a recent renovation; InterNACHI lists vinyl flooring at about 25 years

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is the flooring vinyl plank or laminate, and what brand or line?
        • When was it installed?
        • Are felt pads or rugs required by the lease to protect it?

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        Painted gypsum walls with orange peel texture, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Freshly painted look with few marks; a small paint chip at a receptacle plate corner and a paint cut line on the top of a baseboard; no large patches or scuffs seen in the living area

        • Wall surface shows a medium orange peel to light splatter texture

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Walls are a warm off white with white ceilings and white trim

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • texture: medium orange peel to light splatter texture on gypsum board

          Observed in the recording
        • color: warm off white or light greige walls, white ceilings and white trim (two tone)

          Observed in the recording
        • sheen: low sheen, eggshell or similar (soft highlights, not flat chalky, not glossy)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • patio_exterior_walls: cream sand finish stucco

          Observed in the recording
        • water_heater_closet_walls: unpainted taped and mudded gypsum board, fire rated type printing visible

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: gypsum board, textured and painted

          Inference
        • Material: exterior: cement plaster stucco

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Textured walls hide small dings but make patching nail holes slightly visible; ask about the policy for hanging art and TVs

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard sprayed texture and builder paint scheme typical of early 2000s Bay Area apartments refreshed for turnover

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 10 to 15 (interior paint). Estimate basis: Appears repainted at turnover

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

        Questions to ask

        • What is the paint color and sheen, so touch ups match?
        • Are wall anchors for a TV mount allowed, and is there a charge at move out for patching?

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        Ceilings, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: No stains, cracks or water marks seen on living room, dining or hall ceilings

        • Living room ceiling is flat white with crown molding at the wall line

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • A pendent fire sprinkler head is mounted in the living room ceiling near the fan and another near the entry and dining area

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Kitchen upper cabinets run to the ceiling

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • texture: no popcorn; smooth to light orange peel, flat white

          Observed in the recording
        • height_estimate: 8 ft

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • crown_molding: living room, dining area and the hall side of the living room only

          Observed in the recording
        • bedroom_soffit: a dropped soffit runs along one bedroom wall

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • fire_sprinklers: pendent sprinkler heads with escutcheons in living room and dining ceilings, and a head in the water heater closet

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: ceiling: painted gypsum board

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Standard ceiling height of about 8 ft: tall bookcases up to about 7 ft fit; a ceiling fan already occupies the living room center

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Sprinkler heads must not be painted, covered or used to hang anything

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Flat painted ceilings with crown only in the main room; no coffers, no high ceilings for a ground floor unit

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Questions to ask

        • What is the exact ceiling height?

        Link to this detail

        Baseboards, casings and window stools, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Clean and freshly painted; one corner shows a thin floor gap with debris and an uneven paint line

        • Baseboards are flat square edge boards painted white with a caulked top edge

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • baseboard_height_estimate: 4 in

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • baseboard_profile: flat square edge stock, painted white semigloss

          Observed in the recording
        • baseboard_material: unknown; MDF is typical for this profile

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
        • caulk: top edge caulked; in places the wall color runs onto the caulk bead

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • window_trim: painted stool and apron below windows, drywall returns at sides and head

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • door_casing: simple painted casing at interior doors and the patio door

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Practical interpretation: Flat baseboards make it easy to push furniture flush to the wall

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Plain flat baseboard and simple casings, standard for the category

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Link to this detail

        Crown molding in the living room and dining area
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Continuous, tight miters at visible corners

        • Crown molding runs around the living room including the pilaster and the stepped patio door wall

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No crown molding is visible in the bedroom

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • extent: living room, dining area and the adjacent hall wall; wraps the pilaster at the window corner and steps around the patio door wall; not in the bedroom

          Observed in the recording
        • profile: painted white profiled crown, roughly 4 in face

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Crown molding is an upgrade cue uncommon in standard apartments of this era

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Living room

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • lacks observed: Bedroom. no crown seen in the bedroom

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Interior doors, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Doors look freshly painted and aligned; no damage seen

        • Interior doors include arch top two panel and square top two panel designs, and pairs of four panel doors

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The short hall gathers the coat closet door, laundry bifolds, linen closet door and bathroom door, with the electrical panel and thermostat on its walls.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Construction of the doors (hollow or solid core) was not determined.

          Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
        • styles: molded panel doors in mixed designs: arch top two panel (bedroom, bath and some closets), square top two panel (hall closets), and pairs of four panel doors (laundry closet)

          Observed in the recording
        • surface: embossed wood grain molded face, painted white

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • core: unknown; hollow or solid core cannot be told from the video

          Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
        • hinges: satin nickel butt hinges

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • stops: spring door stops at the base of several doors

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • door_styles: white molded panel doors: two panel with arched top (bath), two panel square top (coat closet, linen), bifold pairs (laundry)

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • hardware: satin nickel levers on the bath and linen doors; round knobs on the coat closet and laundry bifolds; bright chrome strike on the coat closet

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • door_stops: floor mounted spring stops seen behind doors

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • Material: slab: molded composite (hardboard or similar) face, painted

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Practical interpretation: Molded doors give ordinary sound privacy; a bedroom door will not block TV sound like a solid door would, if they are hollow

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Several doors open into a short hall, so with the laundry bifolds open the path to the bath and bedroom narrows.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard molded panel doors typical of apartments; Designs are mixed (arch top and square top), suggesting partial replacement over time

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Are the bedroom and bath doors solid core?

        Link to this detail

        Door hardware finish, unit wide
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Hardware intact and consistent; some wear on the patio door strike area

        • Interior levers are satin nickel straight levers on round roses

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Patio door has a satin nickel lever and a thumb turn deadbolt, both with exposed rose screws

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • finish: satin nickel throughout: interior levers, closet knobs, patio door lever and deadbolt, hinges; the entry has a satin nickel keypad smart lock seen from inside

          Observed in the recording
        • interior_lever_design: straight flat lever on a round rose

          Observed in the recording
        • closet_pairs: round knobs on four panel pairs

          Observed in the recording
        • patio_door: lever with exposed rose screws and a single cylinder deadbolt with thumb turn

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Consistent satin nickel builder grade levers; exposed rose screws indicate an economy line

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Link to this detail

        Blank cover plates at outlet height (possible coax or data boxes)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Plates intact and painted around

        • Blank plates sit beside receptacles on several living room walls

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • count_seen: at least 4: 2 on the long TV wall, 1 left of the patio door, 2 at the hall corner (one may be counted twice)

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • contents: unknown; plates were not removed

          Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
        • Capability recorded as possible: wired TV or data connection. the community serves Wi Fi through in unit access points (systems pass); these boxes may be abandoned or capped

          Inference. Recorded confidence 30%
        • Practical interpretation: If you need wired Ethernet for work or gaming, ask whether any of these boxes carry live data

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Do any blank plates hide live coax or Ethernet, and where do they run?

        Link to this detail

        Living room ceiling fan with light kit
        Product family
        five blade fan with bowl light kit
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Clean, light working

        • Five dark blade ceiling fan with a lit frosted bowl light and two pull chains

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • blades: 5 dark espresso wood grain blades

          Observed in the recording
        • diameter_estimate: 52 in

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • finish: brushed or polished nickel motor housing

          Observed in the recording
        • light: frosted glass bowl light kit, warm white

          Observed in the recording
        • controls: two pull chains (fan speed and light); wall switch control not tested

          Observed in the recording
        • position: roughly centered in the living room

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: light. light was on during the tour

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: air circulation. blades were not seen spinning

          Inference
        • Limitation: Single overhead light for the whole living room

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Helps with afternoon heat from the southwest windows; keep tall lamps and plants clear of the blades

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Big box style five blade fan with integrated light, common in apartments

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 5 to 10. Estimate basis: Modern styling suggests recent replacement; InterNACHI ceiling fan range

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Entry door interior hardware: Yale touchscreen deadbolt interior unit, lever, peephole
        Brand
        Yale
        Manufacturer
        ASSA ABLOY (Yale)
        Product family
        Yale Assure Lock touchscreen deadbolt (keyed)
        Recorded model
        YRD226
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded condition: Interior unit and lever look intact; door paint clean on the inside

        • Interior unit shows a black upper section with a round Yale badge above a satin nickel base and round thumbturn.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Exterior is a Yale touchscreen keypad deadbolt with a key cylinder, matching the Yale Assure touchscreen keyed deadbolt (YRD226) design; the variant and any Z Wave module are not visible.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • Yale YRD226 locks are sold with or can take a Z Wave Plus module.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • deadbolt_interior: black upper cover with a Yale badge over a satin nickel base with a round thumbturn; small screws top and bottom

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • exterior: touchscreen keypad with lit digits under a Yale badge and a key cylinder below

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • lever: separate satin nickel lever set below the deadbolt

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • peephole: present, centered at standing eye height

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • hinges: 3 count

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • chain_or_swing_bar: none visible

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • door_closer: none visible at the head of the door

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: keyless entry by code. the person touring entered by code at 2 to 9 s

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: manual locking from inside by thumbturn

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as possible: remote lock control and access codes through the property smart home system. YRD226 locks accept a Z Wave module and an Alloy hub is in the unit; the module was not seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Limitation: No secondary chain or swing bar latch observed, so there is no way to crack the door open while latched

          Not observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Battery powered lock; dead batteries require the key or a battery jump depending on model

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: You can enter by code without carrying a key; ask how codes are issued and changed at move in.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: People who want a chain or swing bar latch for answering the door would need management permission to add one.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Brand name touchscreen smart deadbolt with key backup; Matching satin nickel lever

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Are the lock codes managed in the Alloy or SmartRent app, and are previous codes deleted at move in?
        • Who replaces the lock batteries?
        • May a resident add a swing bar latch?

        Link to this detail

        Alloy SmartHome hub (SmartRent), plug in, Z Wave
        Brand
        Alloy SmartHome
        Manufacturer
        SmartRent
        Product family
        Alloy SmartHome Hub
        Recorded model
        Alloy SmartHome Hub (base hub, not the Hub+ with built in thermostat or the Fusion touchscreen)
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded condition: Working; housing smudged with grey marks and a stained, chipped lower right corner with yellowish residue

        • Housing reads ALLOY SmartHome beside two lit green indicator bars.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Hub sits low on the dining area wall that runs toward the entry, below a light switch, plugged into the adjacent outlet.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The Alloy SmartHome hub is made by SmartRent for rental housing and controls Z Wave locks, thermostats, lighting and leak detectors; residents use an app for locks, thermostat and leak alerts.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • SmartRent hubs connect over the property managed Wi Fi network with cellular backup, which suggests the property runs a managed network in this building.

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • radios: Z Wave Plus to devices; Wi Fi to the property managed network with cellular backup

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • status_lights: two green indicator bars lit

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • power: white plug in adapter in the lower receptacle of a baseboard height duplex outlet, thin white cable to the hub

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • mounting: square white housing hung on the wall beside the outlet just above the baseboard

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Material: housing: white plastic

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: hub is powered and running. Green lights lit

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: remote control of Z Wave locks, thermostats and leak sensors through the resident app. Which devices in this unit are enrolled is unverified

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • Capability recorded as possible: leak alerts from the Alloy leak sensors in the laundry closet and sink base. Sensors carry the same brand; enrollment unverified

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as possible: pairs with the Yale entry lock. Lock model accepts Z Wave; module not seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Capability recorded as possible: controls the Honeywell thermostat. Only if the thermostat is the T6 Pro Z Wave variant

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • Capability recorded as not supported: works with Wi Fi bulbs, Zigbee sensors or Bluetooth gadgets a resident brings. Alloy hubs are Z Wave specific

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • Limitation: Occupies one receptacle of the outlet and sits at floor level where furniture or a vacuum can knock it

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Expect to use the Alloy or SmartRent app for the lock and possibly the thermostat and leak alerts.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Property staff can see device status; ask what data is collected and who can unlock remotely.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Do not unplug the hub; leave the outlet free for it when placing furniture.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard property managed smart apartment hub; Plug in installation with an exposed cable rather than a built in mount

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • connected to: RUCKUS wall plate Wi Fi 6 access point with four Ethernet ports. SmartRent hubs use the property managed Wi Fi; link not observed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • located in: Dining area. Low on the wall toward the entry

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • controls: Water leak sensors (Alloy SmartHome) in laundry closet, kitchen sink base and likely water heater closet. Same Alloy brand

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • controls: Entry door interior hardware: Yale touchscreen deadbolt interior unit, lever, peephole. Possible Z Wave pairing

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • controls: Honeywell Home ProSeries T6 Pro family touchscreen thermostat. Only if the thermostat is the Z Wave variant

          Inference. Recorded confidence 30%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Questions to ask

        • Which devices are on the Alloy hub here: entry lock, thermostat, leak sensors?
        • Who can unlock the door remotely, and is entry logged?
        • Who receives leak alerts, the resident, staff or both?
        • Is the smart home service included in rent or a monthly fee?

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        Water leak sensors (Alloy SmartHome) in laundry closet, kitchen sink base and likely water heater closet
        Brand
        Alloy SmartHome
        Manufacturer
        SmartRent
        Product family
        Alloy leak sensor
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Mounted and intact; laundry sensor carries a purple marker check mark

        • Laundry closet wall: a round white puck labeled ALLOY SmartHome with a purple hand drawn check mark and a cable running down behind the machines.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Kitchen sink base: a round white sensor body on the back wall and a white floor probe puck with contact pins on a thin white cable on the cabinet floor.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Water heater closet: a thin white cable runs down the wall beside the tank toward the floor, consistent with a leak probe; the sensor body was not clearly seen.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
        • count_observed: 2 confirmed (laundry closet, kitchen sink base), 1 possible (water heater closet cable) count

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • form: round white sensor body on the wall with a thin cable to a floor probe puck with contact pins

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: detect water on the floor under the sink and behind the washer and alert through the hub. Alert routing not verified

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: A slow leak under the sink or behind the washer can be caught early, which protects your belongings and limits disputes over water damage.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Leak monitoring at the main water risk points is above what many apartments offer

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Laundry closet. One sensor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • located in: Kitchen. Sink base

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • located in: Water heater closet (off the patio). Probe cable seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Are the leak sensors monitored, and will the resident get a phone alert?
        • Who replaces leak sensor batteries?

        Link to this detail

        Building and shared spaces

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        Windowless gym, lounge and work areas

        Why it may matter: Training and working here happens under artificial light only, with no outdoor view; some people find this less pleasant for long sessions.

        Ask the manager: Is there any natural light or fresh air supply in the clubhouse level?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Cardio users are on view from the lounge and booths

        • A glass wall separates the cardio room from the lounge, elevator and phone booth area, and residents on the ellipticals and bikes are fully visible from there.

          Observed in the recording

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: People who dislike exercising in view of others may prefer the separate mirrored strength room or off peak hours.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Treadmills are an older Life Fitness generation with parts reaching end of life

        • The treadmill consoles match the Life Fitness 95Ti generation (amber LED message center, no touchscreen), while the bottle filler is a 2023 design and the lounge looks recently refreshed. A parts supplier says 95Ti treadmill boards are discontinued for many [device identifier removed].

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Expect basic consoles without entertainment, and a risk of longer repair downtime when a unit fails; the property may replace the fleet during a lease.

        Ask the manager: When were the treadmills purchased and is a replacement planned?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Empty TV brackets on every treadmill

        • Each treadmill has a square TV mounting plate on a stalk above the console, but no screen is attached to any of them.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: No personal TV on cardio; bring a phone or tablet. The brackets suggest screens were once fitted or planned.

        Ask the manager: Were the treadmill TVs removed, and will any screens be added?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Equipment powered and ready at midday

        • Treadmill consoles were lit with workout prompts, the bottle filler display and filter LEDs were lit, booth interior lights were on and one resident was using a recumbent bike.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Signals a functioning, staffed amenity on a weekday.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No out of order signs seen

        • No out of order tags, taped off machines or maintenance notices were seen on any visible machine.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Visible equipment appeared in service on the day of the tour.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Darker patches on the strength room carpet tile

        • Several irregular darker areas appear on the gray carpet tile near the benches; they could be soiling, sweat marks, pile crush or lighting shade.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Carpet in a gym absorbs sweat and is harder to sanitize than rubber; check it in person.

        Ask the manager: How often is the strength room carpet cleaned or replaced?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No barbell, plates, squat rack, Smith machine or lifting platform

        • Across the cardio, yoga and strength rooms no Olympic barbell, weight plates, power or squat rack, Smith machine or lifting platform was seen; the strength room floor is carpet.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Barbell squats, bench press, deadlifts and Olympic lifts are not possible here; lifters who train with a barbell need another gym.

        Ask the manager: Is there any barbell or rack equipment elsewhere on the property?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No rowing machine seen

        • No rowing machine (for example a Concept2) was seen in the cardio or strength rooms.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Rowing based cardio is not available as far as the capture shows.

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No stair climber or spin bike identified

        • No stair climber, step mill or indoor cycling bike was identified; parts of the cardio row were only seen through glass.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Cardio choices are treadmill, elliptical and recumbent bike.

        Recorded finding · Not established

        Dumbbell weight range not legible

        • The dumbbell numbers could not be read, so the heaviest pair is unknown.

          Not establishedTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Stronger lifters should confirm the top weight before relying on this gym.

        Ask the manager: What is the heaviest dumbbell pair in the strength room?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Room for roughly 18 to 25 people training at once

        • At least five treadmills, four ellipticals and two recumbent bikes (about 11 cardio users), a two person cable station, at least five selectorized stations, two benches, the dumbbell rack and the yoga room add up to roughly 18 to 25 simultaneous users.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Crowding is unlikely outside peak hours; one person was training at 12:15 on a Tuesday.

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Light use at 12:15 on a Tuesday

        • One resident was on a recumbent bike; the strength room, lounge, booths and conference room were empty.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Midday weekday availability looks good; evening peaks were not observed.

        Ask the manager: When is the gym busiest?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Posted hours and rules not legible

        • A framed sign near the cardio room entrance probably lists rules or hours, but no text could be read; the only legible rule is Please Keep Door Closed.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Gym hours, guest policy and age rules remain unknown.

        Ask the manager: What are the gym hours and guest rules?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No card reader seen at the gym doors

        • The gym glass doors showed pull handles only, and the person touring opened them without a fob; no reader or keypad was seen at the vestibule doors.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Access is probably controlled at the building 2 entrances instead; after hours access method is unknown.

        Ask the manager: How do residents get into the clubhouse and gym after leasing hours?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No restrooms, lockers or showers seen on the amenity level

        Why it may matter: Plan to change at home; ask whether restrooms exist for long work or workout sessions.

        Ask the manager: Are there restrooms or changing rooms in the clubhouse?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Booths give acoustic separation but little visual privacy

        • Booth fronts are clear glass facing the lounge, so callers are visible to anyone passing; acoustic performance and booking rules are unknown.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Good for confidential audio, less so for camera shy video calls with passersby behind you.

        Ask the manager: Can booths be reserved, and is there a time limit?

        Recorded finding · Not established

        Booth maker not identified

        • No logo was legible on the booths; distinctive details are radiused corner trim profiles, barrel hinges with white caps, a lever handle with a round white rose, an interior light, a small white desk and perforated vents near the base.

          Not establishedTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Acoustic rating cannot be researched until the maker is known.

        Ask the manager: Who manufactured the phone booths?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No display or conferencing hardware seen in the conference room

        • Through the tinted glass no wall display, camera bar or speakerphone was visible; the room was dark and only partly visible.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1

        Why it may matter: Video meetings may require your own laptop camera and screen.

        Ask the manager: Does the conference room have a screen and conferencing equipment?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        Resident Wi Fi in the lounge not verified

        • No Wi Fi network sign or access point was seen in the lounge; one access point style device was seen in the strength room.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Remote workers should confirm Wi Fi coverage and speed in the coworking area.

        Ask the manager: Is there free Wi Fi in the clubhouse and what speed?

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        Active resident events and a resident assistant program

        • A flyer advertises the 3rd annual Halloween decorating contest, and gym posters introduce a new resident assistant.

          Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: The community runs recurring events and is promoting a resident assistant service.

        Ask the manager: What is the resident assistant and how do residents use it?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Three steps divide the corridor and lounge sides of the amenity level

        • The wellness corridor ends in three steps up to the lounge side, where both elevators open; a step free path between the gym corridor and the lounge was not observed.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Wheelchair users or anyone with a stroller may need a different route between the gym and the lounge.

        Ask the manager: Is there a ramp or lift between the gym corridor and the lounge?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        About a 4 to 6 minute outdoor walk from 6-107 to the gym

        • The highlighted path runs from 6-107 through building 6 to Park Place, along building 5, across David Street and into the building 2 clubhouse, then down one storey; roughly 250 to 350 m.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Daily workouts are practical, but a quick booth call or a forgotten water bottle means a round trip of about 10 minutes.

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        Route crosses David Street

        • The highlighted walking route crosses David Street between the south block (building 6) and the north block (building 2).

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: Pedestrians cross a public street with garage entrances nearby; crosswalk and lighting were not filmed.

        Ask the manager: Is there a marked crosswalk and good lighting at night?

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        EV charging is a flat $210 per month on top of parking

        • The welcome sheet lists EV Charging at $210/month beside first space $50 and additional spaces $100, under Assigned Underground Garage.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

        Why it may matter: A flat fee costs the same whether you drive little or a lot; light drivers may find public charging cheaper. Charger type and power were not stated.

        Ask the manager: What charger hardware and power level come with the $210 fee, and is the charger at your assigned space?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Pool and spa are in the north block, past the clubhouse

        • The highlighted pool and spa sit between buildings 1, 3 and 4 beside East Park, north of building 2, so from 6-107 they are farther than the clubhouse gym.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: A pool visit is a longer walk than a gym visit, across David Street.

        Ask the manager: What are the pool hours and season?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Access information is omitted from the public record.

        • Following the highlighted route along Park Place, the person touring turned into the paseo between buildings 5 and 6 and climbed the stoop with a plaque reading 107 on the building 5 side (two stoops past a plaque reading 103). He entered the daily apartment code; the keypad went dark and the door stayed shut. At 12:37 he recorded that the apartment had someone in it and he could not open it, and went back. He reached the real 6-107 through the building 6 courtyard at 12:41 and the same code opened it. About nine minutes were lost. Unit plaques show no building number and the handout map does not mark the courtyard entry or the alcove clearly enough to prevent this.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6 · Tour reference 7 · Tour reference 8

        Why it may matter: Self touring renters, guests and delivery drivers can mistake building 5 apartment 107 for 6-107; an occupied resident may be disturbed by strangers trying their door.

        Ask the manager: Can the tour packet name the courtyard entrance and show building 6 signage, and can unit plaques include the building number?

        Recorded finding · Read in the source

        One daily apartment code covers every listed tour apartment

        • The dated tour sheet lists a single apartment code and a single building and pool code for all ten tour apartments (values withheld here). Vacant tour units therefore share one code on a given day.

          Read in the source

        Why it may matter: Before move in, ask that tour and vendor codes be removed from your lock.

        Ask the manager: Are tour codes deleted from 6-107 when the lease is signed?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Two doors labeled 107 within a short walk, plaques show no building number

        • The paseo stoop plaque reads 107 and the 6-107 plaque reads 107; neither shows a building number. The two doors are roughly 50 to 80 m apart on the site map.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Expect missed deliveries and lost guests unless directions include building 6 and the courtyard entrance.

        Ask the manager: Is there building number signage at the courtyard entrances, and do carriers get a property map?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        White deposits along slab joints and wall base in the alcove, plus dark stains

        • White crystalline looking lines follow the slab control joints and the base of the walls, and the residue continues at the threshold joint; dark spots and stains mark the slab near the door. The white lines are consistent with efflorescence from moisture moving through the concrete, or with dried paint or caulk residue; they were not tested.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: If efflorescence, it shows periodic moisture at slab joints near the door; mostly cosmetic.

        Ask the manager: Does water collect in the alcove during heavy rain, and is the alcove drain cleaned regularly?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Entry privacy: solid door at the back of a recess, no unit windows on the alcove

        • Someone walking the courtyard sees the 6-107 door only by looking straight into the alcove from its mouth, several meters away. The door is solid with a viewer, and the alcove walls are blank, so nobody can see into 6-107 from the entry side. The 207 landing directly above overlooks the door.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Very private entry side for a ground floor apartment; the trade off is that the 207 household shares the alcove.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Upstairs neighbors use a landing directly over the 107 door

        • The 207 door and landing are directly above 6-107's door within the same alcove; the stair to it was not seen. Footsteps on the landing and stair, conversations and deliveries for upper units happen beside and above the entry.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Expect some footstep and door noise near the entry, more if 307 also uses this stair.

        Ask the manager: Which units share this alcove and stair?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Alcove lights were on at midday

        • The 107 sconce, the alcove ceiling light and the 207 sconce were all lit at about 12:41 on a sunny day.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        Why it may matter: The entry is lit continuously or by a photocell triggered by the deep shade; good for arrival after dark.

        Ask the manager: Are the entry lights on a building timer or photocell, and who replaces bulbs?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        How deliveries reach the door

        • No mailboxes, parcel lockers or package room were seen on the captured route, and the alcove has no shelf or bench. FedEx trucks were parked along Park Place at midday. Carriers would need to enter the building 6 courtyard, which the tour sheet's building code suggests may be code controlled, then find the alcove. A parcel left at the door would sit out of street view in a covered recess, visible mainly to people using the 207 landing.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Doorstep delivery is fairly discreet if carriers can get into the courtyard; otherwise packages may go to a central location.

        Ask the manager: Where are mailboxes and packages handled for building 6, and can carriers enter the courtyard?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Sound levels drop sharply from street to courtyard to alcove (relative, uncalibrated)

        • Median phone microphone levels: busiest Park Place sidewalk stretch about minus 33 dBFS (IMG_3875, 0 to 24 s, with delivery trucks), later Park Place stretch about minus 40 dBFS, paseo walk about minus 42, paseo porch about minus 48 (same clip). Building 6 courtyard about minus 48 and alcove about minus 49.5 (IMG_3878). Inside 6-107 the Saratoga side patio read about minus 38.5 versus about minus 47.5 in the bedroom (IMG_3879). Footsteps and handling add noise, the phone may adjust gain, and only differences within one clip are meaningful.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: The entry side of 6-107 is quiet; traffic noise comes from the Saratoga side where the patio and windows face a divided road.

        Recorded finding · Inference

        Garage parking is a few minutes' walk from 6-107

        • With no garage entry marked at building 6, the nearest labeled entry appears to be off David Street at building 5, roughly 160 to 230 m on foot by map scale.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Groceries, luggage and move in loads travel a few hundred meters unless a closer garage door serves building 6.

        Ask the manager: Where exactly would 6-107's assigned space be, and is there a closer pedestrian entrance?

        Recorded finding · Inference

        The approach is public; control starts at building or courtyard entries

        • Sidewalks and the paseo are open to anyone from Park Place with no gate, intercom or reader at the paseo mouth. The tour sheet's building and pool code implies keypad entries further in, but the building 6 courtyard entry was not filmed.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Neighbors' visitors, shoppers and dog walkers share the paseos; the courtyard and alcove around 6-107 are likely more controlled.

        Ask the manager: Is the building 6 courtyard locked, and at what hours?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        No call box or intercom seen at the paseo mouth or the 107 alcove

        • The paseo mouth was clearly shown with no call box, reader or gate; the 107 alcove has only a doorbell. The building 6 courtyard entry was not filmed.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Why it may matter: Guests cannot buzz from the street through any device seen; they come to the door.

        Ask the manager: How do guests get through the building 6 courtyard entry?

        Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

        Stair to the 207 landing not seen

        • The 207 landing spans the alcove above the 107 door, but the stair serving it was out of frame, possibly in the recess to the right of the door.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Ask the manager: Where is the stair to 207, and does it pass next to 107?

        Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

        Taped step edge at the paseo mouth

        • A level change across the paseo mouth is marked with yellow and black tape rather than a ramped or contrasting curb.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Why it may matter: Trip point for people carrying parcels, pushing strollers or walking at night.

        Ask the manager: Is there a step free path into the paseo from Park Place?

        Building 2 (1125 Park Place): Leasing Office and Clubhouse with apartments above
        Identification status
        unknown
        • The handout site map labels building 2 with address number 1125 and draws a boxed Leasing Office/Clubhouse at its corner on David Street and Park Place.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The clubhouse box also carries unit numbers 305 and 205 at one end and 303 and 203 at the other, so apartments occupy the floors above the clubhouse.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The amenity video (IMG_3869) ends by climbing a stair into a street level lobby with a glass exit door to a street with parked cars; the leasing handout photos taken 5 to 8 minutes later carry GPS about 20 to 40 m from the start of that video, consistent with the amenity level being under the building 2 Leasing Office/Clubhouse.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Building 2 is in the north block across David Street from building 6, which holds 6-107.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Practical interpretation: Every visit to the gym, lounge, booths or conference room from 6-107 means leaving building 6 and crossing David Street to building 2.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is the clubhouse amenity level open 24 hours, and does a resident fob open the building 2 street door after leasing office hours?

        Link to this detail

        Building 2 street level lobby at the top of the amenity stair
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Clean tile, tidy furniture, no visible damage in the two frames.

        • Lobby has two blue upholstered bench ottomans, a tall dracaena style plant, a large dark artwork, a framed notice, a black walk off mat and an EXIT sign over a glass storefront door with a panic bar.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A gray rectangular device is mounted at the latch side of the exit door glass; it could be an access control reader or door hardware, its function was not determined.

          Not established. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • An opening on the left leads to a room with a window, consistent with the leasing office.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Daylight enters through the full glass door; this is the first natural light seen in the whole amenity sequence.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Material: floor: light beige porcelain or ceramic plank tile

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: ceiling: coffered painted ceiling with a round recessed feature and crown molding

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: entry door: aluminum storefront door with full glass lite and a horizontal panic bar

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Coffered ceiling with crown molding; Porcelain plank tile; Live or realistic floor plant, upholstered benches and large artwork; Walk off mat at the door

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Link to this detail

        Clubhouse amenity level, one storey below the building 2 lobby
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Clean, tidy and fully lit at midday; no damage, out of order signs or clutter seen apart from cable attachments on the strength room floor.

        • The level holds: a cardio room, a glass walled yoga and stretching room and a separate mirrored strength room (together the Fitness Center); a wellness corridor; a lounge with egg chairs, blue swivel chairs and tan lounge chairs; a coworking zone with a high top communal table and a round marble table; a row of about four phone booths; a glass fronted conference room; two elevator entrances; and a vestibule with a bottle filler at the foot of the stair.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6 · Tour reference 7 · Tour reference 8

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Elevator jambs on this level carry floor plaques reading GR at one elevator and G at another.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The level sits one full storey below the street level lobby: the stair runs a long flight of about twelve risers plus a landing turn and a shorter flight.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No exterior window, skylight or daylight was seen anywhere on the level; all light is from recessed downlights.

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • The floor plate has a level change: three steps with handrails link the wellness corridor and the lounge side (the steps top out at the ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT door and the GR elevator).

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The GR and G labels suggest a garage or ground designation for this level, consistent with the underground garage named on the welcome sheet, but the meaning of the labels was not confirmed.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Practical interpretation: Everything here is indoors and windowless: comfortable in any weather, but no daylight or views while working or training.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: A resident can combine a workout, a private call in a booth and a laptop session at the communal table in one trip.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Large footprint holding a three room fitness center, lounge, coworking seating, about four phone booths and a conference room; Recently styled finishes: concrete look plank vinyl, frameless glass walls, designer style furniture; Fitness equipment is commercial grade Life Fitness, but much of the cardio is an older generation

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Building 2 (1125 Park Place): Leasing Office and Clubhouse with apartments above. Inferred from the stair to the clubhouse lobby and GPS near the leasing office photos

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • below: Building 2 street level lobby at the top of the amenity stair

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Questions to ask

        • What are the amenity level hours and is access by resident fob?
        • Is there a step free route between the lounge side and the gym corridor, or only the three steps?
        • Are there restrooms on this level?

        Link to this detail

        Vestibule at the foot of the amenity stair
        Identification status
        unknown
        • At the foot of the stair the vestibule connects to the cardio room double glass doors, a frameless glass door with a ladder pull into the wellness corridor, and an opening to the hall that leads to the strength room.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Fixtures here: an Elkay Filtration bottle filler with cooler, a Purell push dispenser on a column, a fire alarm pull station, a dome camera, an EXIT sign and an EMERGENCY PROCEDURES plaque with a floor plan.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A white wall mounted cabinet with a red label sits beside the corridor door; it may be a fire extinguisher cabinet, its contents were not seen.

          Not established. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • Material: floor: gray wood look luxury vinyl plank

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: textured painted drywall, warm beige to white

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Wellness corridor between the yoga room glass and the word graphic wall
        Identification status
        unknown
        • A long corridor runs from the vestibule glass door past the glass wall of the yoga room to three steps up with handrails, ending at a door with an ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT plaque.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Ceiling has recessed downlights, a supply register and a dome camera; a fire alarm strobe is on the graphic wall.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Material: floor: large format concrete look luxury vinyl tile or plank

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: feature wall: printed word graphic (EXERCISE, WELLNESS, MOVE, BODY, TRANSFORMATION, ENERGY, FOCUS, SUCCESS, BEAST MODE and more)

          Read in the source
        • Practical interpretation: The elevator machine or equipment room opens off this corridor next to the lounge; any equipment hum would be heard here rather than in apartments.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Elevator entrance marked GR (lounge side, top of the corridor steps)
        Identification status
        category only
        • Brushed stainless elevator frame with a black GR floor plaque, a single hall call button panel, and an emergency plaque on the adjacent wall.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Elevator manufacturer, capacity and the floors it serves were not visible.

          Not establishedTour reference 1
        • Material: doors and frame: brushed stainless steel

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: step free movement between this level and upper floors of building 2. Not ridden in the capture

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse amenity level, one storey below the building 2 lobby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • adjacent to: Wellness corridor between the yoga room glass and the word graphic wall

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Questions to ask

        • Does this elevator reach the street level lobby and the garage?

        Link to this detail

        Elevator entrance marked G (beside the cardio room glass and the lounge)
        Identification status
        category only
        • Brushed stainless elevator with a black G floor plaque, an EMERGENCY PROCEDURES plaque with a floor plan to its left, a fire evacuation pictogram sign and an up call button to its right.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The pictogram sign reads in substance IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS; the small text is only partly legible.

          Read in the source. Recorded confidence 65%

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Only an up call button was seen, consistent with this being the lowest floor served.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Material: doors and frame: brushed stainless steel

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: step free access to the lounge side of the amenity level. Not ridden

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • adjacent to: Cardio room

          Observed in the recording
        • located in: Clubhouse amenity level, one storey below the building 2 lobby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Stair from the building 2 lobby down to the amenity level
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Treads and nosings look intact and clean; no lifted nosings seen.

        • Main flight of about twelve risers with handrails on both sides and a wall sconce at the turn, a landing, then a shorter flight of about six or seven risers down to the vestibule facing the gym doors.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • the person touring walked down at the start of the clip and climbed back up to the lobby in about 9 seconds at the end.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Material: treads and risers: concrete look vinyl tile with rounded vinyl stair nosings

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: handrails: white painted round metal rails on wall brackets, both sides

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: reach the gym on foot without the elevator

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: About one storey of stairs each way; residents who cannot climb would rely on the elevators.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Continuous handrails both sides; Wall sconces; Vinyl treads with molded nosings rather than stone or wood

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • connected to: Building 2 street level lobby at the top of the amenity stair

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • connected to: Vestibule at the foot of the amenity stair

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        6-107 to the clubhouse and amenity level in building 2
        Identification status
        category only
        • Same path as the highlighted leasing route in reverse: courtyard, Park Place sidewalk north past building 5, across David Street to the Leasing Office/Clubhouse at the corner of building 2

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The amenity pass describes the stair down from the building 2 lobby to the gym level

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • The site map highlight runs from the Leasing Office/Clubhouse in building 2 down to David Street, across it, and along the Park Place side of building 5 to the Park Place entrance of building 6; unit 107 is highlighted on the opposite (Saratoga Road) face of building 6.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • GPS on the amenity video start (37.5454 N, 122.2916 W) and on the 6-107 walkthrough (37.5450 N, 122.2928 W) are about 110 to 120 m apart in a straight line; GPS indoors and below grade is approximate.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • Following the highlighted path (through courtyard 6, along Park Place, across David Street, into the clubhouse lobby and down one storey) the walk is roughly 250 to 350 m, about 4 to 6 minutes at an easy pace.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The route is outdoors for most of its length and includes one street crossing (David Street); whether there is a marked crosswalk was not filmed in this clip.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • estimated walking distance to the clubhouse door: 150 to 240 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Not a pajamas trip: a gym or booth visit means an outdoor walk across a street in the rain or dark.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Fine for planned daily workouts; less convenient for quick calls in a phone booth between meetings.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is there a shorter path from building 6 to the clubhouse through the garage or a gate?
        • Is David Street crossed at a marked crosswalk near the clubhouse?
        • Is the route lit at night?

        Link to this detail

        Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Furniture clean and in place; no stains or damage visible.

        • Seating zones seen: two egg style swivel chairs with a tulip side table; four blue swivel lounge chairs with headrests around a drum table; a round marble topped table with four upholstered chairs; a light wood high top communal table with white shell stools; one or two tan lounge chairs; a stainless slatted bench; stainless slatted console tables with decor objects.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Large abstract canvas artworks hang throughout; a curved soffit runs over part of the coworking area.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Double exit doors with panic bars under a lit EXIT sign close off one end of the lounge.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Nobody was using the lounge, coworking seats, booths or conference room at about 12:15 on a Tuesday.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The cardio room is visible from the lounge through a glass wall.

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: floor: large format concrete look luxury vinyl, gray

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: white textured paint with tall baseboards and crown molding

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: work on a laptop away from the apartment. Seating and table power present; Wi Fi not verified

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: host a few guests informally. Reservation rules unknown

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Limitation: No kitchen, coffee machine, printer or TV was seen in the lounge.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Designer style seating (egg chairs, shell swivel chairs with headrests, marble top table); Integrated power at the communal table; Phone booths and a conference room on the same floor

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse amenity level, one storey below the building 2 lobby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Is there resident Wi Fi in the lounge, and what speed?
        • Can the lounge or conference room be reserved, and is there a fee?

        Link to this detail

        Lounge seating set (egg chairs, blue swivel chairs, tan lounge chairs, drum table, tulip table)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Upholstery clean, no visible tears.

        • Egg chairs with tulip table sit in a corner below a teal abstract canvas; the blue chairs face each other around the drum table in a nook beside a phone booth.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • egg style swivel chairs: 2 count

          Observed in the recording
        • blue swivel lounge chairs with headrest: 4 count

          Observed in the recording
        • tan lounge chairs: 1 to 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: egg chairs: light gray woven upholstery on a four star aluminum swivel base

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: blue chairs: royal blue fabric shell with headrest on a polished four star base; one yellow and one patterned pillow

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: drum table: wood look top on a blue upholstered drum base

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: side table: white pedestal tulip style table

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Recognizable mid century and contemporary designer silhouettes, likely contract reproductions; maker not identified

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        High top communal work table with stools and built in power
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Clean, no edge damage visible.

        • The communal table stands against a wall with three white shell stools on its visible side and at least two flush rectangular power module covers in the top.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • stools seen on the visible side: 3 count

          Observed in the recording
        • flush power modules seen in the top: 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: table: light oak look laminate or veneer, slab end panels (waterfall style)

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: stools: white molded shell seat on four light wood legs with a metal footring

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: charge a laptop while working. Module covers were closed; outlet type and USB not seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: bar height working or standing height laptop use

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: Stools without backs; long work sessions may be less comfortable than at the marble table chairs.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Contract style table with integrated power; laminate or veneer, not solid wood (unconfirmed)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Round marble top table with four upholstered chairs
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Clean, no visible chips.

        • Round marble topped table with four upholstered wood framed chairs, near the G elevator and the cardio room glass.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • chairs: 4 count

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: top: white and gray veined marble or marble look stone

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Material: base: walnut tone wood cross base

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: chairs: light gray upholstered seat and back on a wood frame with arms

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: seated laptop work or small group meeting for four

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: No power outlet was seen at this table.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Stone look top and solid looking wood base; Upholstered chairs with wood arms

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Recessed wall niche with an in wall power and cable box (no display seen)
        Identification status
        category only
        • A recessed rectangular niche in the wall beside the blue chair nook has a recessed white in wall box below it with a cord plugged in.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • This looks like a TV or display rough in; no display was seen in the niche in these frames.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Was there a TV in the lounge niche, and will it be replaced?

        Link to this detail

        Row of about four single person phone booths (work pods)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Panels and glass clean, doors aligned; interior lights on.

        • Booths stand in a line along the lounge floor between the egg chair corner and the blue chair nook; each has a glass front, a lever handle, an interior ceiling light that was lit and a small white desk.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No brand name or logo was legible on any booth; the radiused corner trim, cylindrical capped hinges and lever handle with round rose did not match a single maker with confidence.

          Not establishedTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • All booths were empty at about 12:15 on a Tuesday.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Whether booths have power outlets, USB, a fan switch or a booking system was not seen.

          Not establishedTour reference 1
        • booths: 4 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • occupancy per booth: 1 person

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: shell: white or off white panels with radiused corner trim profiles

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: front: glass door and glass side lite in a white frame, lever handle with round white rose, barrel hinges with white caps

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: ventilation: perforated grille panels near the base of the side panels

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: take a private video or phone call outside the apartment. Acoustic rating and Wi Fi not verified

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: sit or stand at a small desk inside the booth. Desk seen; seating type not clear

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: Glass fronts give visual privacy only from behind the caller; passersby in the lounge can see in.

          Inference
        • Limitation: Single person size; not for two person calls.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Practical interpretation: Useful for confidential calls when a roommate or partner is home, but it is a walk across David Street from 6-107.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Purpose built acoustic booths with glazed doors, interior lighting, a desk and ventilation; Amenity not common in older Bay Area complexes

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Who makes the booths and what is their acoustic rating?
        • Do booths have power and USB, and is there a time limit or reservation?

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        Conference room behind tinted glass double doors
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Seen only through tinted glass with lights off.

        • Door decal reads CONFERENCE ROOM; a flyer on the door announces the 3rd annual Halloween decorating contest.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Through the tinted glass: a table with white shell chairs, a dome camera, framed art and a light switch; the room lights appeared off.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No wall display, TV, camera bar or speakerphone was seen inside; the interior was dim and only partly visible.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • the person touring did not enter the room.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • chairs seen: at least 3 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Material: front: gray tinted frameless glass double doors with dark bronze D pulls and a dark header

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: furniture: rectangular table on wood legs with white molded shell chairs; framed art

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: small group meeting of about four to six people. Exact seat count unknown

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as unknown: video conferencing with a wall display. No display seen

          Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Dedicated enclosed room with glass doors; No display or conferencing hardware seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

        Recorded connections

        • adjacent to: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • How is the conference room booked and is there a display or camera for video calls?

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        Fitness Center: cardio room, yoga and stretching room, and strength room
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Clean and orderly; equipment powered; no out of order signs; minor clutter of cable attachments on the strength room floor and possible carpet soiling.

        • The Fitness Center is entered from the stair vestibule through frameless glass double doors marked FITNESS CENTER and Please Keep Door Closed.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Rooms: a blue walled cardio room with treadmills, ellipticals and recumbent bikes on black rubber flooring; a glass walled yoga and stretching room with stability balls and mats; a separate mirrored strength room on carpet tile reached by a short hall from the vestibule.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Every machine logo that could be read says Life Fitness (treadmill consoles and uprights, elliptical console, dual adjustable pulley towers, selectorized machine caps, adjustable bench spine, LF logo foot plate).

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • One other person was exercising on a recumbent bike in the cardio room at about 12:15 on a Tuesday; the strength room was empty apart from the person touring.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No windows: the gym is lit only by recessed downlights.

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A framed sign hangs near the cardio room entrance (likely rules or hours); its text was not legible.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • treadmills: at least 5 count

          Observed in the recording
        • ellipticals: at least 4 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
        • recumbent bikes: at least 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • selectorized strength stations: at least 5 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • dual adjustable pulley (cable) stations: 1 count

          Observed in the recording
        • estimated simultaneous users: about 18 to 25 people

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: treadmill walking and running with incline. Consoles powered and showing workout prompts

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: elliptical and recumbent cycling cardio. One recumbent bike in use

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: dumbbell strength training. Three tier rack of hex dumbbells; weight range not legible

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: cable work: rows, presses, flyes, curls, tricep pushdowns, face pulls, pull ups. Dual adjustable pulley with pull up handles and attachments

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: machine circuit training. Several Life Fitness selectorized stations

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: adjustable bench pressing and rows with dumbbells

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: back extensions. Bench with LF foot plate, ankle rollers and numbered adjustment tube

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: stretching, core and stability ball work. Yoga room with balls and mats

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as possible: yoga or mat classes for a few people. Room size small; class schedule unknown

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
        • Capability recorded as possible: HIIT with dumbbells, bands and cardio intervals

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Capability recorded as not supported: barbell training, squat or power rack work, bench press with a barbell. No barbell, plates, rack, Smith machine or platform seen in any room

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as not supported: Olympic lifting and barbell deadlifts. No platform, bumper plates or barbell; carpet floor in the strength room

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as unknown: kettlebell training. No kettlebells seen

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as unknown: rowing machine work. No rower seen

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Limitation: Serious strength athletes will miss a power rack, barbells and plates.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: The windowless rooms rely on mechanical ventilation and ceiling fans.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Covers cardio, dumbbells, cable and machine work well enough to replace a basic gym membership for most residents.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Powerlifters and Olympic lifters will still need an outside gym.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. All identified machines are commercial Life Fitness; Separate cardio, strength and stretching rooms with mirrors, rubber and carpet tile flooring, fans, wipes and sanitizer; Cardio fleet includes an older generation of Life Fitness treadmills whose parts are reaching end of life; No free weight barbell area or rack

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Clubhouse amenity level, one storey below the building 2 lobby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • What are the gym hours and is access fob controlled?
        • What is the dumbbell weight range?
        • Are there any group classes or a trainer program?
        • How old are the treadmills and is replacement planned?

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        Fitness Center frameless glass double doors
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Glass clean, rails intact, doors close flush.

        • Two leaves with stainless pulls, bottom rails with pivot pins, a frosted FITNESS CENTER decal and a Please Keep Door Closed sign on each leaf.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • No card reader or keypad was seen at the gym doors; the person touring pulled the door open directly.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Material: leaves: frameless clear tempered glass (inferred tempered) with aluminum bottom rails

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: pulls: stainless steel tubular pull handles

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: frame: blue painted surround

          Observed in the recording

        Link to this detail

        Cardio room
        Identification status
        unknown
        • Treadmills stand in a row facing a blue wall with duplex outlets; ellipticals and recumbent bikes line another blue wall; a white door, an EverWipe stand, a poster, a fire alarm strobe and a dome camera are in the room.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Glass walls face the vestibule (double doors) and the lounge.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No wall TVs or personal screens on the cardio machines were seen.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
        • Material: floor: black rubber flooring with gray speckle

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: bright blue paint with white baseboards

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        • visible from: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor

          Observed in the recording
        • separated from by: Clubhouse lounge and coworking floor. Glass wall

          Observed in the recording
        • part of: Fitness Center: cardio room, yoga and stretching room, and strength room

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        Bank of Life Fitness 95T series treadmills (likely 95Ti)
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Product family
        95T commercial treadmill
        Recorded model
        95Ti (Integrated console)
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded age estimate: older generation design, likely 10 or more years old

        Age estimate basis: Console style of the 95Ti generation and parts supplier statement that 95Ti parts are reaching end of life; no [device identifier removed] read

        Recorded condition: Belts and side rails clean, consoles powered, no damage or notable wear seen in the visible units.

        • Console reads Life Fitness at top with an amber LED dot matrix message line, a workout profile bar graph, numeric and workout keypads, round green and colored keys, a red stop button with a safety clip cord, and oval accessory trays at both sides.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Scrolling messages visible: OUT OR PRESS QUICK START and SELECT WORKOUT OR PRESS, showing the consoles were powered.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The side rail is printed Flexdeck Shock Absorption System; uprights carry red Life Fitness script.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Each treadmill has a gray square TV mounting plate on a stalk above the console, all empty.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Model match reasons: Life Fitness 95T frame with arched front handlebar around the console, FlexDeck rail print, amber LED message center, accessory tray and reading rack layout; these match the 95Ti (Integrated) console generation. A 93T is a less likely alternative. No model plate was read.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
        • A parts supplier reports that the 93T, 95Ti and 97Ti treadmills have reached end of life and that the wax and lift circuit board is discontinued for many [device identifier removed].

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • Remanufactured 95Ti units sell for roughly USD 3,700 to 3,900 today.

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • count: at least 5 units

          Observed in the recording
        • speed range: 0.5 to 12 mph

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • incline range: 0 to 15 %

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • motor: 4 HP AC

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • running surface: 20 x 60 in

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • max user weight: 400 lb

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • heart rate: Lifepulse contact sensors and Polar telemetry

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • Material: frame: silver painted steel uprights and arched front handlebar

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: hood and console: dark gray plastic

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run intervals up to about 12 mph and hike at up to 15 percent incline. If the model match is right

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: start a workout immediately. Consoles lit with Quick Start prompts

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: contact heart rate readout. Sensors not tested

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • Limitation: No touchscreen, streaming apps or Bluetooth; a basic LED console of an older generation.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Limitation: The TV brackets on top of the consoles are empty, so there is no personal screen.

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Solid for walking, incline hikes and running; no screen or app integration, so bring your phone for entertainment.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: If one unit breaks, older parts may take longer to source, so a machine could sit out of service.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Full commercial treadmill with 4 HP AC drive and FlexDeck cushioning (researched); Heavy frame rated about 400 lb users; Older generation console without modern entertainment

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: about 4 to 10 in commercial use. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 3,700 to 4,000 for a remanufactured 95Ti; new current Life Fitness commercial treadmills cost substantially more. Estimate basis: Health club treadmills last about four to seven years and commercial units about 7 to 10 years in high traffic sites; 95Ti parts reported at end of life; remanufactured 95Ti price

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • What year were the treadmills bought and is replacement budgeted?
        • How quickly are broken cardio machines repaired?

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        Life Fitness rear drive ellipticals (95X series style)
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Product family
        95X commercial elliptical cross trainer
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Seen through glass and in motion blur; no damage noted.

        • Rear drive ellipticals with moving arm handles and a Life Fitness console with an LCD window and keypads; one stands near the entry wall with an EverWipe stand beside it, others line a blue wall.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The console text and model could not be read; the housing and console layout resemble the Life Fitness 95X generation (95Xi).

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • count: at least 4 units

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • stride length if 95Xi: 20 in

          External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
        • max user weight if 95Xi: 350 lb

          External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
        • Material: frame: silver uprights, black moving arms, dark gray rear drive housing with louvers, red Life Fitness script on the base

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: low impact cardio with upper body arm handles

          Observed in the recording
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Commercial Life Fitness rear drive elliptical of the same era as the treadmills

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Estimate basis: Console design matches the same older generation as the treadmills (inferred)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Life Fitness recumbent bikes
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Seen through glass only.

        • Step through recumbent bikes with red Life Fitness lettering on the base stand in the cardio row facing a blue wall; one was in use.

          Observed in the recording

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No upright or indoor cycling (spin) bike was identified.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%
        • count: at least 2 units

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: seated low impact cycling with back support. Bike in use by a resident

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Glass walled yoga and stretching room
        Identification status
        unknown
        • Room holds a rack of stability balls (green, lavender, dark gray, red, blue) and red or pink exercise mats on the floor; it adjoins the cardio room.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • the person touring did not enter; the room was seen only through the corridor glass.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • No yoga blocks, foam rollers, resistance band rack, kettlebells or on demand class screen were seen in this room.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Material: floor: black rubber flooring

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: clear glass toward the corridor with a frosted horizontal band; word graphic visible inside

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: stretching, core and stability ball exercise

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as possible: yoga practice for one to a few people. Room size not measured

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Limitation: Glass toward the corridor means people walking by can see in, except through the frosted band.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 65%

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Stability balls on a rack
        Identification status
        category only
        • Stability balls in several colors and sizes sit in a tiered rack.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • balls seen: at least 5 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: rack: metal and clear or chrome tiered ball rack

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Glass walled yoga and stretching room

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Mirrored strength room
        Identification status
        unknown
        • The room is reached by a short hall from the stair vestibule; inside are a Life Fitness dual adjustable pulley, several selectorized machines, an adjustable bench, a back extension bench, a three tier dumbbell rack, a floor mat, ceiling fans and a door with a MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT plaque.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A black rectangular box high on a blue wall near the machines may be a speaker; not confirmed.

          Not established. Recorded confidence 35%
        • Mirror reflections multiply the equipment in the frames, so machine counts are minimums.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Material: floor: gray low pile carpet tile

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: floor to ceiling mirror panels on at least two walls, blue paint elsewhere

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: ceiling: painted drywall with recessed downlights, supply registers, ceiling fans

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Separate from the cardio room, so lifting is not on display to the lounge.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Life Fitness Signature Series style dual adjustable pulley with pull up bar
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Product family
        Signature Series Dual Adjustable Pulley
        Recorded model
        Signature Series Dual Adjustable Pulley (current code CMDAP)
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded condition: Frame and stacks clean; instruction placards intact; attachments left on the floor.

        • Two towers with vertical adjustable pulley carriages, Life Fitness lettering on the uprights, two black weight stacks with yellow selector pins, instruction placards, and a top crossbar with two angled pull up grips and more handles.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Model match reasons: twin tower layout with arched pulley heads, center accessory crossbar, built in pull up bar and Life Fitness lettering match the Signature Series Dual Adjustable Pulley; the older code of the same machine is not visible.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • weight stacks: 2 count

          Observed in the recording
        • weight stack: 390 lb

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • resistance ratio: 4:1

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • carriage positions: 22 positions

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • pull up handle positions: 6 positions

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • footprint: about 45 x 62 x 94 in

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • Material: frame: charcoal or titanium gray steel towers with arched pulley heads

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: weight stacks: black steel plates with selector pins

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: two person or two handed cable exercises from floor to overhead

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: pull ups and chin ups on the top bar. Angled grips on the top crossbar

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: rope, D handle, straight bar and band exercises. Attachments present

          Observed in the recording
        • Limitation: With a 4:1 ratio the resistance at the handle is roughly a quarter of the stack, so very heavy cable rows or pulldowns are limited (researched ratio).

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • Practical interpretation: The most versatile station in the gym: a whole upper and lower body routine is possible here plus pull ups.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: premium. Full commercial Life Fitness functional trainer listed around USD 10,000 new; Heavy dual stack with pull up bar

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 8,800 to 10,000 new (Life Fitness store); about 5,000 used. Estimate basis: Manufacturer store price; strength frames generally outlast cardio

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Cable attachments and resistance bands
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Present and usable; ropes and handles left on the floor rather than on hangers.

        • Two tricep ropes, several D handles, a straight bar with a green end, and green and purple loop resistance bands hang on or lie at the base of the dual adjustable pulley.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: rope pushdowns, face pulls, single arm cable work and band assisted pull ups

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Life Fitness Signature Series style dual adjustable pulley with pull up bar

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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        Life Fitness selectorized strength machines
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Clean frames and upholstery; no tears seen in visible pads.

        • Machines carry a black top cap reading Life Fitness and instruction placards on the uprights.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Functions that can be inferred from shape: a converging press with pivoting arms and a yellow seat lever (chest or shoulder press type); two tall machines with overhead arms and hanging bars (pulldown type); a machine with a tall back pad and overhead levers (pec fly or rear delt type); a machine with a T shaped back pad (row or press type).

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • The product family (for example Signature Series or Optima Series) could not be determined from the frames.

          Not established. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • No leg press, hack squat, leg extension or leg curl station was identified with confidence.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • distinct stations seen: at least 5 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Material: frame: titanium gray steel with black upholstery and black top caps

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: weight stacks: open black plate stacks with guide rods

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: guided machine circuit for upper body pressing and pulling

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Commercial Life Fitness pin loaded machines with instruction placards

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Which machines are in the strength room (leg press, leg extension and curl)?

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        Life Fitness multi adjustable bench
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Pads intact, warning labels in place.

        • Adjustable bench with separate seat and back pads, a pull pin ladder adjustment, yellow warning labels and Life Fitness lettering on the spine.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Material: frame: light gray steel with front transport wheels and a rear handle

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: pads: black vinyl seat and back pads

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: flat and incline dumbbell presses, rows and seated work. Decline not confirmed

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

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        Life Fitness back extension (hyperextension) bench
        Brand
        Life Fitness
        Manufacturer
        Life Fitness
        Identification status
        brand only
        • A bench with a large dimpled rubber foot plate bearing the LF logo, twin black ankle rollers and a chrome adjustment tube with numbered holes 1 to 8 stands near the dumbbell rack.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The combination of foot plate, ankle rollers and numbered pad height tube indicates a back extension bench.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: back extensions and glute work

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

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        Rubber hex dumbbells on a three tier rack
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Dumbbells racked in order; no visible cracked heads.

        • A three tier rack holds rows of black hex dumbbells in pairs, lighter on top; the weight numbers were not legible.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A full rack in a typical apartment gym runs about 5 to 50 lb; this one may go higher but the heaviest pair could not be read.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • rack tiers: 3 tiers

          Observed in the recording
        • weight range: not legible lb

          Not established. Recorded confidence 0%
        • Material: dumbbells: black rubber hex heads with chrome contoured handles

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: rack: silver steel three tier rack

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: dumbbell presses, rows, curls, lunges, goblet squats and Romanian deadlifts. Load limited by the heaviest pair

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • What is the heaviest dumbbell pair?

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        Gym flooring: rubber in cardio and yoga, carpet tile in strength
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Rubber clean; strength room carpet shows darker patches that could be soiling, pile crush or shading.

        • Cardio and yoga floors are speckled black rubber; the strength room is carpet tile.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • Carpet is a poor surface for dropping weights or deadlifting; it suits machine and dumbbell work.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
        • Material: cardio and yoga rooms: black rubber with gray speckle

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: strength room: gray low pile carpet tile

          Observed in the recording

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        Floor to ceiling mirror walls in the strength room
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Clean, no cracks or desilvering seen.

        • Frameless mirror panels run floor to ceiling above the baseboard on at least two walls of the strength room.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as confirmed: check form while lifting

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

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        Ceiling fans in the strength room
        Identification status
        category only
        • Brushed gray three blade ceiling fans hang in the strength room alongside ceiling supply registers; they were not clearly spinning in the frames.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • No ceiling fans were seen in the cardio room.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • fans: at least 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: extra air movement during workouts

          Observed in the recording

        Recorded connections

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        Exercise floor mats
        Identification status
        category only
        • A black floor mat with red dot accents lies in the strength room, and red or pink mats are on the yoga room floor.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: floor stretching and core work

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

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        EverWipe by Tork stainless wipe stands
        Brand
        Everwipe
        Manufacturer
        Essity (Tork)
        Product family
        Everwipe stainless steel wet wipe stand
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Stocked with wipes feeding from the top; waste opening has used wipes.

        • Stands printed EVERWIPE, one in the cardio room and one at the strength room exit, each with a wipe pulled up through the top.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • Everwipe is a Tork brand of Essity; the stand combines a wipe dispenser and trash bin.

          External researchResearch source 1
        • stands seen: 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Material: stand: brushed stainless steel cylinder with top wipe dispenser and lower waste opening

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Stocked wipes signal routine cleaning and supply checks.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

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        Purell hand sanitizer dispensers
        Brand
        Purell
        Manufacturer
        GOJO Industries
        Identification status
        brand only

        Recorded condition: Refills visible in the window.

        • Black and clear wall mounted Purell push dispensers with drip trays: one on the vestibule column beside the bottle filler, one at the strength room exit.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

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        • dispensers seen: 2 count

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

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        Elkay Enhanced ezH2O bottle filling station with single cooler (likely LZS8WSLP, Light Gray)
        Brand
        Elkay
        Manufacturer
        Zurn Elkay Water Solutions
        Product family
        Enhanced ezH2O bottle filling station with single ADA cooler, filtered, refrigerated
        Recorded model
        LZS8WSLP
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded age estimate: 2023 or later

        Age estimate basis: Enhanced ezH2O design with integrated display launched in October 2023

        Recorded condition: Clean, display lit, three filter status LEDs lit, water drops in the bowl from recent use.

        • Display panel reads ELKAY FILTRATION with three lit filter status LEDs and a digital bottle counter whose digits could not be read reliably; ELKAY FILTRATION is also printed in the filling recess beside a perforated sensor panel.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A wall mounted stainless cooler bowl with a bubbler and front push bar sits under the filler; louvers on the cabinet side indicate a refrigerated unit.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Model match reasons: integrated display combining filter status and bottle counter is the October 2023 Enhanced ezH2O design; single cooler, refrigerated louvers and light gray finish match LZS8WSLP. Model plate not read.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
        • fill rate: 1.1 gpm

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • chilling capacity: 8 gph

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
        • filter: WaterSentry Plus 3,000 gal, NSF 42 and 53 including lead

          External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
        • bottle counter: Green Ticker

          External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
        • Material: cabinet: light gray painted steel

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: bowl: stainless steel

          Observed in the recording
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hands free filtered chilled bottle filling. Sensor not triggered on camera; water drops in the bowl show recent use

          External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: drinking from a push bar bubbler

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Filtered cold water for bottles before a workout; recently installed and monitored.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Current generation commercial filtered and refrigerated Elkay unit with filter monitor

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 2,300 (Ferguson listing for LZS8WSLP). Estimate basis: Design launched 2023; retail price

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

        Recorded connections

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        Ceiling mounted access point style device in the strength room
        Identification status
        category only
        • A white low profile ceiling device with green and amber status LEDs is mounted near the strength room entry; its brand was not legible.

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The device is likely a Wi Fi access point; the welcome sheet lists Aerwave among internet providers, but whether residents get Wi Fi in the amenity rooms was not verified.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as possible: Wi Fi coverage in the gym. No network name or speed observed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is there free resident Wi Fi in the clubhouse and gym?

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        Dome security cameras across the amenity level
        Identification status
        category only
        • White ceiling mounted dome cameras appear in the cardio room corner, the corridor, the blue chair nook, the conference room, the strength room near the cable machine and the vestibule.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6

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        • locations seen: cardio room, wellness corridor, lounge nook, conference room, strength room, vestibule

          Observed in the recording
        • Practical interpretation: Camera coverage deters misuse of equipment and helps safety at night; it also means amenity spaces, including the conference room, are recorded.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

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        Amenity level signs, notices and graphics
        Identification status
        category only
        • Room signs: frosted FITNESS CENTER decal on the gym glass, CONFERENCE ROOM decal, bronze ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT and MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT door plaques.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

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        • Rule sign: Please Keep Door Closed on each gym door leaf.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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        • Notices: a flyer for the 3rd annual Halloween decorating contest on the conference room door; posters reading in part Meet ... your new resident assistant in the cardio room and at the strength room exit.

          Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No posted gym hours, out of order tags or equipment rules were legible anywhere; a framed sign near the cardio room entrance was unreadable.

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
        • A large printed word graphic of fitness words (EXERCISE, WELLNESS, BODY, MOVE, HEALTHY, TRANSFORMATION, ENERGY, FOCUS, SUCCESS, BEAST MODE) covers the corridor wall.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

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        Amenity level floor, wall, lighting and HVAC finishes
        Identification status
        unknown

        Recorded condition: Floors and walls clean and undamaged in all frames.

        • Floors change from concrete look vinyl in the lounge and corridor to wood look plank in the vestibule and halls; gym floors are rubber and carpet tile.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

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        • Material: lounge and corridor floor: large format concrete look luxury vinyl, gray

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: vestibule and halls floor: gray wood look luxury vinyl plank

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: walls: textured painted drywall, white in the lounge, warm beige in the halls, blue in the gym

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: trim: tall white baseboards and crown molding

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: lighting: recessed round LED downlights; wall sconces on the stair

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: HVAC: ceiling supply registers throughout; wall thermostat or control in the coworking area

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Consistent recent renovation look with LVT, frameless glass and crown molding

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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        Park Place at San Mateo
        Brand
        Equity Residential
        • Handouts name the community Park Place at San Mateo Apartments, 1101 Park Place, San Mateo, CA 94403, phone [contact removed], managed under the Equity Residential brand.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The site map shows seven numbered residential buildings with addresses: 1 at 1175 Park Place, 2 at 1125 Park Place (Leasing Office and Clubhouse), 3 at 1341 David Street, 4 at 1301 David Street, 5 at 1075 Park Place, 6 at 1025 Park Place, 7 at 1020 Yates Way.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • David Street splits the community into a north block (buildings 1 to 4, East Park, pool and spa) and a south block (buildings 5 to 7 and West Park); building 6 is in the south block.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The map labels an East Park with an Amphitheatre, a large oval West Park lawn, a tree lined Linear Park median down the middle of Park Place, and a Daycare on the ground floor of building 1.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The site map marks Garage Parking entries off Yates Way (buildings 4 and 7), off David Street (buildings 3, 2 and 5) and at building 1; none is marked on building 6.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Each building is drawn around its own interior courtyard labeled Courtyard.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Equity Residential's 10-K lists the property as Park Place at San Mateo (formerly San Mateo) with 575 apartments.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • Year built is given as 2001 by most listings and 2002 by Yardi Matrix; one 2006 report says the community was completed in 2003.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • Seven residential buildings, sold in 2006 as Jefferson at Bay Meadows; later Archstone San Mateo, which Equity acquired with the Archstone portfolio in 2013.

          External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
        • The community is part of Bay Meadows Phase I, developed from the late 1990s to the mid 2000s next to the Franklin Templeton campus.

          External researchResearch source 1
        • The complex has ground floor retail suites along Park Place.

          External researchResearch source 1
        • Listed as a non smoking community.

          External researchResearch source 1
        • Resident review themes seen online (unverified): soundproofing between units, a constantly running pool pump, a hot tub often under repair, package room handling, and elevators out of service.

          External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3 · Research source 4 · Research source 5
        • Walk Score at Saratoga Dr and Park Pl: 80 (very walkable), Transit 49, Bike 81; about a 14 minute walk to the Hillsdale Caltrain station; SamTrans routes 292 and 250 stop at Saratoga and Park Place.

          External researchResearch source 1

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        Building 6, 1025 Park Place
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Stucco intact on the courtyard and alcove walls seen; isolated cracking at a door casing

        • Building 6 carries the address 1025 Park Place on the site map and the tour list.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Unit numbers on the site map run to the 400s in building 6 (for example 418 to 428), so parts of the building have four residential floors; the stack that holds 107 is labeled 307, 207, 107, so two apartments sit directly above 6-107.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Building 6 occupies the corner where Park Place meets Saratoga Road on the map; 6-107 is on the Saratoga Road edge, near the middle of that side.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Building 6 is wrapped around an interior courtyard labeled 6 Courtyard on the map.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The 6-107 stack sits on the Saratoga side; its front door opens off a covered alcove reached from the building 6 courtyard, between the 108 and 106 courtyard stacks on the site map

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The site map places 1025 address labels at both ends of the building 6 courtyard, and the highlighted route enters from Park Place at the east end

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No garage entry is drawn at building 6 on the site map

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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        • Courtyard facing walls are tan sand finish stucco with white framed windows fitted with blinds, dark painted metal railings on upper landings, and white wedge wall packs

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Typical stucco garden style construction with courtyard entries; Decorative stoop details on paseos

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

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        713 sq ft floor plan handout
        • Browser print header "10/17/26, 12:30 PM" and page title "713.jpg": printed 10 days before the tour.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Header still lists [contact removed] and a fax number, legacy contact details from the Archstone era, while the welcome sheet uses [contact removed].

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        • Footer shows a drive.google.com folder link: the plan image was printed from a shared Google Drive folder.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Top right, handwritten: "Upcoming: 5-307 → $4,556 10/28".

          Said during the tourTour reference 1

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        651 sq ft floor plan handout
        • Print header "10/23/26, 2:34 PM", title "651.jpg".

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Handwritten: "Upcoming: 5-307 → $4,556 10/28" (written over) and "7-322 → $4,451 11/17".

          Said during the tourTour reference 1
        • 651 plan: bedroom 11 ft x 10 ft 5 in, living 13 ft x 11 ft 4 in, dining 13 ft x 6 ft 10 in, patio 8 ft 2 in x 6 ft, a single W/D closet off the kitchen (suggesting a stacked pair), and the water heater closet again on the patio.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Compared with the 713 plan, the 651 plan's bedroom is about 22 sq ft smaller and its patio about 17 sq ft smaller.

          InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        Welcome sheet (fees, utilities, parking, pets, storage)
        • Deposits: one bedroom $200 holding deposit and $500 total deposit; the holding deposit is applied to the security deposit and is refundable if you cancel within 24 hours of approval.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Application fee: $42 per adult, nonrefundable.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • "Residents are responsible for all utilities." Water, sewer, trash and pest control are billed by the property: water, sewer and trash are allocated based on square footage and number of occupants; pest control is a flat $2 per month.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Electricity is payable to PG&E and individually metered. The sheet does not mention gas.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • TV, phone and internet: "Available through Aerwave, AT&T, Astound and Xfinity".

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Monthly parking, assigned underground garage: first space $50, additional spaces $100, EV charging $210 per month; Additional Parking Permit $25 per year (required).

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Pets: $500 deposit, 3 pets maximum, cat rent $75 per month, dog rent $80 per month.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Storage rooms $85 per month; bike storage $15 per month.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • Renters insurance required with at least $100,000 personal liability per resident, estimated at $10 to $20 per month.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The sheet has no print date and small typos ("Pacific Gas & Electricity", "depends of provider").

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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        Community site map
        • Yellow highlights mark the Spa and Pool, a route from the boxed Leasing Office/Clubhouse in building 2 along Park Place across David Street to the Park Place side of building 6, and unit 107 on building 6.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The compass rose points north to the left of the sheet, so Saratoga Road along the bottom edge is on the west to southwest side of the community.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The Leasing Office/Clubhouse box in building 2 also contains unit numbers 305, 205, 303 and 203, so apartments sit above the clubhouse.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • Park Place is drawn as a divided street with one way arrows on each side of the Linear Park median.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

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        Self guided tour process
        Identification status
        category only
        • the person touring, on camera: "The apartment that they sent me to to open actually had someone in it. I couldn't open it. I'm going back now."

          Said during the tourTour reference 1
        • The tour packet gives a renter printed codes and a highlighted map, and the walkthrough of 6-107 shows no staff present.

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • The packet gives a dated sheet with one apartment code for all listed tour apartments and one building and pool code (values withheld), plus a site map with the route to building 6 and unit 107 highlighted

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • At 12:32 the person touring entered the code at a stoop door marked 107 in the paseo north of building 6 (probably building 5), the door did not open, and at 12:37 he said the apartment had someone in it and that he was going back

          Said during the tourTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • At 12:41 he reached the 6-107 alcove through the building 6 courtyard and the same code opened 6-107 at about 12:42

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No staff were seen at either door

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Recorded connections

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        Assigned underground garage parking
        • Assigned underground garage: first space $50 per month, additional $100, EV charging $210 per month, plus a required $25 per year parking permit.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • No garage entry is marked at building 6; the nearest marked entries are off David Street (building 5 side) and Yates Way (building 7).

          InferenceTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Which garage and space would 6-107 get, and what is the walking route from it to the door?
        • Is the $210 EV charging fee for a dedicated charger at an assigned space, and which charger hardware and power level?

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        Pool and spa (not visited)
        • The site map shows one Pool and one Spa in the north block beside East Park, between buildings 1, 3 and 4, highlighted on the handout.

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • The pool was not visited or filmed during this capture.

          Not observed in the recording
        • From 6-107 the pool is across David Street in the other block, roughly 200 to 300 m on foot by the map's scale.

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

        Recorded connections

        • accessible from: Building 2 (1125 Park Place): Leasing Office and Clubhouse with apartments above. Pool lies north of building 2 in the same block

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

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        Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Sidewalk panels largely intact with seasonal leaf litter; minor cracking seen in colored paving near a corner

        • Concrete sidewalk of square scored panels runs along the building frontages, with planting strips of bark mulch, grasses and low shrubs on both sides

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Parallel curb parking lines the street side; cars were parked along most of the curb at about 12:32 on a Tuesday

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Two FedEx delivery trucks were parked at the curb along the walk, and a white delivery van further ahead

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Some curb segments are painted yellow

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Yellow pedestrian crossing warning signs stand along the street ahead of the crossing

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Ornamental dark green fluted street light poles with lantern heads line the sidewalk

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Street trees and planting beds shade parts of the sidewalk; leaf litter was present on the walk

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Pedestrians were walking on the Park Place sidewalk during the capture

          Observed in the recording

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Park Place is a divided street with one way carriageways on each side of a tree lined Linear Park median

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • The walk from the leasing office corner to the paseo between buildings 5 and 6 took the person touring about 70 seconds, including one street crossing at about 24 seconds

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Along Park Place, Park Place to David Street to Saratoga Drive is about 142 m between intersection centers

          External researchResearch source 1
        • Practical interpretation: The approach on foot is a pleasant, shaded, walkable retail street rather than a parking lot.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Busy curb with delivery trucks and retail visitors means the street side of the property is public and active by day.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Wide planting strips on both sides of the walk; Mature street trees and ornamental light poles; Continuous sidewalk with crossings marked by warning signs

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Park Place at San Mateo

          Inference

        Questions to ask

        • Are the yellow curbs loading zones, and what are curb parking time limits on Park Place for guests?

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        Crosswalk on the leasing office route (probably David Street at Park Place)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Paving and drain grate intact

        • The crossing has painted crosswalk lines and textured, diagonally scored paving at the corner, a metal trench drain grate along the curb ramp, and white bollards

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • This crossing is about 24 seconds (roughly 30 m) from the start of IMG_3875, which starts about 27 m from the David Street and Park Place intersection by GPS, so it is most likely the David Street crossing the highlighted route uses

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
        • No traffic signal or push button was seen at this crossing

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Limitation: Unsignalized crossing; drivers must yield to pedestrians

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: The walk to the clubhouse, gym and pool crosses one street each way.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Marked crossing with bollards and drainage; No signal seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          InferenceTour reference 1

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        Ground floor retail along the Park Place frontage (north of building 6)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Storefronts and awnings looked maintained

        • A storefront under residential floors carries colored block letters reading ETCH LAB (first letters hidden by a tree; most likely STRETCH LAB), with an A frame chalkboard sign and a feather flag on the sidewalk

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Storefront windows with black fabric awnings, arcades and lantern sconces continue along the frontage

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A glass double door with an arched transom shows the number 1051, beside a cast relief tile and a lantern

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • On the site map, buildings 5 and 6 have no ground floor apartment numbers along their Park Place sides, consistent with retail or nonresidential space there

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • OpenStreetMap places Whole Foods Market at 1010 Park Place, plus Peet's Coffee, Chipotle and Mendocino Farms at 1020 to 1060 Park Place, across Park Place from building 6

          External researchTour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • Practical interpretation: Groceries, coffee and fast casual food are steps away; the trade off is retail foot traffic and deliveries on the Park Place side.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: above average. Active ground floor retail within a short walk of the unit

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • adjacent to: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Concrete utility vault lids in the Park Place planting strip
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Lids intact, some soiling

        • Several large rectangular concrete vault lids, some with ribbed vent sections, sit in the bark mulch strip between the sidewalk and the buildings

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The cast nameplates on the lids could not be read

          Not establishedTour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Below grade electrical or telecom equipment sits along the frontage; it is not near 6-107 itself.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Public curb parking on Park Place
        Identification status
        category only
        • Parallel parking spaces line the Park Place curb along buildings 2 and 5; nearly all were taken at midday on a Tuesday

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Some curb segments are painted yellow; no parking signs were read

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Delivery trucks were using the curb

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Limitation: Availability for guests at busy retail hours is uncertain; time limits unknown

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Guests may struggle to find curb parking near building 6 at midday; ask about guest parking.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • part of: Park Place street frontage and west sidewalk (leasing office to building 6)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Is there guest parking in the garage, and what are the Park Place curb time limits?

        Link to this detail

        Property perimeter and entrances seen on the approach
        Identification status
        category only
        • Along the Park Place frontage the buildings meet the public sidewalk directly; no perimeter fence or gate was seen

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • The paseo between buildings 5 and 6 opens straight onto the Park Place sidewalk with no gate, call box or card reader; the mouth has planters, a trash receptacle and a step edge marked with yellow and black tape

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Stoop units along the paseo have their own short metal gates and railings at the porch

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • The tour sheet lists a separate Building & Pool Code for the day (value withheld), which implies coded entries to building interiors or courtyards and to the pool

          Read in the source

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • How the person touring entered the building 6 courtyard was not captured: IMG_3877 starts already inside it

          Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • No security cameras were seen along the captured route (Park Place sidewalk, paseo, building 6 courtyard and alcove)

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Limitation: Paseos and street frontages are open to the public; only building or courtyard entries appear to be code controlled

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Practical interpretation: Anyone can walk the paseos and sidewalks; the courtyard around 6-107 appears to be behind coded entries, which adds a layer before the front door.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Open urban site typical of mixed use communities; Coded building and pool access per the tour sheet; No cameras seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Questions to ask

        • Are the building 6 courtyard entries gated with a keypad, and how do guests and delivery drivers get in?
        • Are there security cameras at courtyard entries or garages?

        Link to this detail

        Level change at the Park Place mouth of the paseo, edge marked with yellow and black tape
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Tape intact with some soiling

        • Where the paseo meets the Park Place sidewalk there is a single step or raised edge across part of the paving, marked with yellow and black striped tape

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A precast concrete trash receptacle and planters stand at the mouth

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Limitation: Not step free along the marked edge; a wheelchair or stroller user would need to find a ramped part of the mouth, which was not clearly seen

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: Watch the edge at night or with a cart; it is marked but still a trip point.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: basic. Hazard marking by tape rather than a designed curb or ramp detail

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Landscaped paseo between buildings 5 and 6 (probable), off Park Place

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Unit number plaques (black with white numerals, unit number only)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Plaques intact and legible

        • Unit plaques are small black signs with white numerals and an arched or peaked top; the 6-107 plaque also carries braille dots

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • Plaques show only the apartment number, with no building number: a door plaque reading 107 exists in the paseo (probably building 5) and another at 6-107

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Limitation: Identical numbers repeat across the seven buildings, and the plaque alone does not tell which building you are at

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Guests, delivery drivers and even self touring renters can end up at the wrong 107; give visitors the building number and courtyard entrance, not just the apartment number.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Legible high contrast numerals with braille; No building identifier

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Questions to ask

        • Is there building number signage at each courtyard entrance, and do delivery services get a map?

        Link to this detail

        Building 5, 1075 Park Place (seen only from the paseo)
        Identification status
        category only
        • The tour sheet and site map give building 5 the address 1075 Park Place; its odd numbered ground floor stoops (103, 105, 107 and up) face the paseo toward building 6

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Its paseo facade is stucco with stoop entries, lantern sconces and relief tiles

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

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        Building 6 courtyard and alcove facades (stucco)
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Generally sound paint and stucco; a casing joint crack at 6-107

        • Walls are tan painted stucco with a sand to light dash texture

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A hairline to open vertical crack runs in the stucco along the 6-107 door casing on the strike side

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Upper floor landings use dark painted metal picket railings

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • Material: walls: cement plaster stucco, sand to light dash texture, tan paint

          Observed in the recording
        • Material: window frames: white frames, material not determined (vinyl or aluminum)

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Material: upper landing railing: dark painted steel or aluminum pickets

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard stucco finish, consistent paint color

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Link to this detail

        Covered entry alcove shared by 107 and the 207 landing above
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Leaf litter, dark stains and white mineral looking deposits on the slab; walls clean

        • The 6-107 door sits at the back of a recessed alcove whose ceiling is the underside of the 207 landing; the 207 door is directly above the 107 door

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Alcove walls are blank stucco; no 6-107 windows open onto the alcove

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Lighting: an amber glass wall sconce beside the 107 door and a drum shaped flush ceiling light, both lit at about 12:41 in daylight; a matching sconce is lit beside 207

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • A red wall mounted fire alarm device with white lettering is on the left wall, with a beige square cover beside it; another red device is on the 207 level

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The slab is broom finished concrete with control joints, a small round drain near the middle, dark stains and white deposits along joints and the wall base

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • A recessed bay continues to the right of the 107 door; whether it holds the stair to 207 was not seen

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • No stair, mailbox, package shelf or bench was seen in the alcove

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Median loudness in the alcove was about minus 49.5 dBFS while standing still, the quietest outdoor reading of the tour (uncalibrated)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • approximate width at back wall: 4 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • approximate depth from courtyard walk to door: 5 to 7 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: shelter a visitor and parcels from rain and sun at the door. Two floors of structure above and a deep recess

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: The front door is tucked away from the courtyard walk, out of street view, and well lit, which feels private and safe at the threshold.

          Inference
        • Practical interpretation: Upstairs neighbors' comings and goings pass directly over and beside your door.

          Inference
        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Sheltered recessed entry with layered lighting; Plain concrete and stucco finishes; Shared with the unit above

          Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

        Recorded connections

        • opens to: Building 6 interior courtyard (approach to the 107 alcove)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • part of: Building 6, 1025 Park Place

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
        • lacks observed: Apartment 6-107. no 6-107 windows open onto the alcove

          Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

        Questions to ask

        • Where is the stair to 207 and 307, and is it inside this alcove?
        • Are the alcove lights on all day by design or on a photocell?

        Link to this detail

        Second floor landing to 207 directly above the 107 door
        Identification status
        category only
        • A landing with a dark metal picket railing spans the alcove at the second floor; the black 207 door with a silver lock, a 207 plaque and a lit sconce sit directly above the 107 door

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • A third level of structure covers the 207 landing

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Practical interpretation: Footsteps, conversation and deliveries for 207 (and probably 307) happen above and in view of the 107 door.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • above: 6-107 front entry door (exterior face)

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Small round drain in the 107 alcove slab
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Grate condition not visible at this resolution

        • A small round dark drain sits in the alcove slab a few meters in front of the door

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Capability recorded as supported by hardware: drain wind driven rain and washdown water away from the door

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Covered entry alcove shared by 107 and the 207 landing above

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Unit 107 in building 5 (probable): ground floor stoop unit on the paseo where the failed tour attempt happened
        Identification status
        category only
        • A black plaque reading 107 is mounted beside the stoop the person touring climbed; the plaque two stoops earlier reads 103

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • the person touring walked south on the Park Place sidewalk from the leasing office corner, crossed one street, then turned right into the paseo, so the stoops were on the north side of the paseo; on the site map the odd numbered ground floor row 103, 105, 107 on that side belongs to building 5 (1075 Park Place). Building 6's units facing this paseo are numbered 119 to 129

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • This is not 6-107: the 6-107 door is a black six panel door in a covered alcove off the building 6 courtyard with the 207 landing above, and 6-107's patio faces Saratoga Drive, while this stoop has a full glass door, a large porch window and steps up from the paseo

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Building 5 apartment 107 is not on the daily tour list (the only building 5 tour unit listed is 315)

          Read in the source
        • No signs of occupancy could be seen through the windows: blinds were lowered on every pane and the glass showed only reflections

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • the person touring said the apartment had someone in it and he could not open it

          Said during the tourTour reference 1
        • Practical interpretation: Example of a paseo stoop unit for comparison: raised porch with gate, big window onto the walk, and a full glass door.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • located in: Building 5, 1075 Park Place (seen only from the paseo)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • faces: Landscaped paseo between buildings 5 and 6 (probable), off Park Place

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Covered raised stoop porch of the other unit
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Stains and leaf litter on the porch slab

        • Two concrete steps with grooved nosings rise from the paseo between dark metal railings to a covered concrete porch; stucco piers capped with concrete balls flank the stoop entry

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The porch floor is concrete with scattered stains and leaves; planting beds with gravel drip strips and a green drain grate run alongside

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The porch sits a few meters from the paseo walk, in full view of passersby

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Recorded quality assessment: average. Decorative piers and railings; Plain concrete porch

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Link to this detail

        Full glass entry door of the other unit
        Identification status
        category only

        Recorded condition: Small marks on the casing, grime on adjacent stucco

        • A beige painted door with a full height glass panel and blinds behind the glass, set in white casing

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • Dark grime streaks run on the stucco along the casing joint

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Limitation: Glass door gives less visual privacy and security than a solid door unless blinds stay closed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

        Link to this detail

        Yale touchscreen deadbolt on the other unit door (same family as 6-107)
        Brand
        Yale
        Manufacturer
        ASSA ABLOY (Yale Residential)
        Product family
        Yale Assure Lock touchscreen deadbolt with key
        Recorded model
        YRD226
        Identification status
        likely model

        Recorded condition: Lit and responsive

        • Yale touchscreen deadbolt with Yale badge, check and gear icons and a key cylinder, above a satin nickel lever like the one on 6-107

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Access information is omitted from the public record.

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Capability recorded as confirmed: Access information is omitted from the public record.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • same model as: Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen keyed deadbolt (likely YRD226) on the 6-107 door. same Yale touchscreen family; exact models not legible on either

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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        Leasing office (building 2) to the 6-107 door, as highlighted on the site map
        Identification status
        category only
        • Highlighted path: from the Leasing Office/Clubhouse at the David Street corner of building 2, across David Street, south along the Park Place sidewalk past building 5 and the paseo, into building 6 at its Park Place courtyard entry, then through the courtyard to the 107 alcove

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
        • The distance uses a map scale of roughly 0.25 m per image pixel, derived from OpenStreetMap distances of 142 m (David Street to Saratoga along Park Place) and 197 m (Park Place to Yates Way along Saratoga)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • Observed segments: the Park Place sidewalk and crossing in IMG_3875, and the courtyard and alcove in IMG_3877 and IMG_3878; the building 6 courtyard entry itself was not filmed

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Turning into the first paseo after building 5 leads to the wrong 107; the correct turn is the courtyard entry further along building 6

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
        • estimated walking distance: 150 to 240 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • estimated walking time: 2 to 4 minutes

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • Practical interpretation: A short, flat walk along a shaded retail street with one crossing.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        • serves: Apartment 6-107

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1
        • connected to: Crosswalk on the leasing office route (probably David Street at Park Place)

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

        Link to this detail

        Park Place sidewalk to the 6-107 door
        Identification status
        category only
        • From the Park Place sidewalk the route enters building 6 at the east courtyard entry, crosses the courtyard between curved planters, and turns south into the covered 107 alcove

          Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
        • The courtyard walk, alcove slab and threshold seen on camera have no steps

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • The courtyard entry gate or door, if any, was not filmed

          Not observed in the recording
        • Saratoga Drive borders the 6-107 side of the building, but no entrance from Saratoga to the unit was seen; the patio has a railing and hedge

          Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • estimated walking distance: 45 to 70 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
        • estimated walking time: about 1 minute

          Inference. Recorded confidence 40%
        • Capability recorded as possible: step free approach from the courtyard to the door. Filmed segments are level; entry from the street not filmed

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
        • Practical interpretation: Guests and drivers must get into the courtyard first; tell them building 6, courtyard entrance on Park Place, alcove 107.

          Inference

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Is the building 6 courtyard entry from Park Place gated, and what do guests use to get in?

        Link to this detail

        6-107 to garage parking
        Identification status
        category only
        • No garage entry is drawn at building 6 on the site map

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Three Garage Parking labels sit along David Street; one pointer line runs to the south side of David Street at the west end of building 5, the nearest marked entry to building 6

          Read in the source. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
        • Other labeled garage entries are off Yates Way at buildings 4 and 7 and at building 1

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Walking from 6-107 to the David Street garage entry is roughly 160 m via courtyard and West Park paths (if connected) or about 220 m via Park Place

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
        • Curb parking on Park Place was heavily used at midday

          Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • estimated walking distance to nearest marked garage entry: 160 to 230 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • Limitation: Parking is not next to the unit; carrying groceries or luggage means a walk of a few minutes unless an unmarked garage or elevator serves building 6

          Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

        Recorded connections

        Questions to ask

        • Which garage and level serve building 6, is there a pedestrian door closer to 6-107, and where would an assigned space be?

        Link to this detail

        6-107 to the pool and spa
        Identification status
        category only
        • The pool and spa are highlighted in the north block beside East Park, between buildings 1 and 3, across David Street from building 6's block

          Read in the sourceTour reference 1

          The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

        • Pool access uses the daily building and pool code on the tour sheet, so the pool is code controlled

          Read in the source
        • The route requires crossing David Street; it was not walked in this capture

          InferenceTour reference 1
        • estimated walking distance: 240 to 340 m

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
        • estimated walking time: 3 to 5 minutes

          Inference. Recorded confidence 35%

        Recorded connections

        Link to this detail

        Listing checks (45)

        Listing claim excerpt: “Unit 6107: $4,328/mo, available now, 12 month lease (1 Bedroom B, 713 sq ft)”

        Partly supported. The tour handout two days earlier quoted 6-107 at $4,388 per month, handwritten, with no move in date or lease term.

        The online price is $60 per month lower than the in person quote. Ask which price applies and to what start date and term.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1

        Listing claim excerpt: “Our newly renovated one, two, and three bedroom apartments offer upgraded amenities and finishes. (also tagged Recently Renovated)”

        Partly supported. Kitchen and bath are freshly renovated: matched GE stainless appliances with labels dated April and July 2024, quartz look counters, frameless white cabinets, subway tile, a retiled bath and wood look plank floors. Not renovated: the GE washer (a 2001 design) and older GE dryer, the original GE breaker panel, the dark Caddx alarm keypad from the original build, and a chipped, repainted entry door frame.

        Renovated means kitchen, bath and floors here. The laundry pair, electrical panel, alarm hardware and entry door were left from the original build.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Air conditioning”

        Supported. The breaker directory lists a CONDENSER (30 A, two pole) and a FAN COIL circuit, and a Honeywell Home T6 Pro family thermostat is on the hall wall. The outdoor unit and the fan coil were not seen, and cooling was not run.

        Hardware for central cooling is present; its age, capacity and the heat source are unknown. No supply register was found in the bedroom.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Heat is included in rent”

        Contradicted by the tour. The property's own welcome sheet says "Residents are responsible for all utilities" and lists only PG&E electricity, allocated water, sewer and trash, and a $2 pest fee.

        Do not budget heat as included. How heat is made (heat pump or a hot water coil fed by the unit's gas water heater) is unknown, and gas billing is not stated.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Listing claim excerpt: “Utilities Included”

        Contradicted by the tour. The welcome sheet says residents pay all utilities.

        No utilities are included per the property's own handout.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1

        Listing claim excerpt: “Resident pays utilities. This includes electric and gas through PG&E, and water/sewer/trash billed by landlord directly.”

        Partly supported. The welcome sheet mentions PG&E electricity only. The unit has an A.O. Smith gas water heater (GUC-50 450) in the patio closet, so a gas supply serves the unit.

        A gas bill is likely even though the welcome sheet omits it. Ask how gas for 6-107 is billed.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Listing claim excerpt: “Plank wood flooring on the ground floor apartments and carpet in apartments on the 2nd to 4th floor.”

        Supported. 6-107 is a ground floor unit with wood look plank flooring from the entry through the kitchen, living room, hall and bedroom; the bath is tile.

        The planks look like luxury vinyl plank (printed grain, repeat pattern), not wood. Upper floor units of the same plan have carpet in places.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Listing claim excerpt: “Hardwood Floors”

        Misleading. The floors in 6-107 are a wood look plank that appears to be luxury vinyl plank.

        Not hardwood as far as the frames show. Vinyl plank is water tolerant and quiet underfoot, but it cannot be refinished.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

        Listing claim excerpt: “Granite Counters (also: Granite vanities)”

        Misleading. Kitchen and vanity tops in 6-107 are a uniform white field with fine gray flecks, the look of engineered quartz, not granite.

        Quartz look tops are a newer finish than granite; the claim describes other or older homes.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances”

        Supported. Refrigerator, slide in range, over the range microwave and dishwasher are all GE stainless. The washer and dryer are white.

        The appliances are basic to mid tier GE models; see each appliance for capacity.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “All of our apartments have in unit washer and dryer. (Equity: in home washer and dryer)”

        Supported. A full size side by side GE pair stands in a hall closet: a 3.2 cu ft top load agitator washer (likely WCSR2080B2WW, a 2001 design) and an electric dryer GTDX200EM1WW read from its plate.

        In unit laundry is real, but the washer is small and old by current standards (mainstream top loaders are 4.5 to 5.0 cu ft).

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Dishwasher, Garbage disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator, Oven, Range”

        Supported. All present: GE dishwasher (likely GDT535PSRSS), InSinkErator Badger 1 disposal (1/3 HP), GE JNM3163RJ6SS microwave, GE GIE18GSNGRSS refrigerator, GE slide in electric range (likely GRS500PVSS).

        The microwave recirculates air; nothing in the kitchen vents to the outside.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Our chef level kitchens are outfitted with bright countertops, wine racks, stainless steel appliances and more counter space than you'll know what to do with”

        Misleading. Bright quartz look counters and stainless appliances, yes. No wine rack, no pantry, no window and no vent to the outside were seen; the cooktop is radiant electric with no convection oven.

        A clean, recently renovated galley with an island, not a chef's kitchen. Serious cooks lose outside venting and pantry storage.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Patio (also: Private Patio, Patio / Balcony)”

        Partly supported. A covered 10 ft 8 in by 6 ft 2 in ground level patio with a picket railing, entered from the living room. It faces a hedge, the public sidewalk and Saratoga Drive, with the office building at 970 Park Place across the road. The bedroom window also opens onto it.

        Private only in the sense of fenced: it is in view of the sidewalk, the road and the offices, and road noise is clearly louder outside. No light, hose bib or drain was seen.

        Original listing source

        Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

        Listing claim excerpt: “Private balcony (Balcony)”

        Misleading. 6-107 is on the ground floor and has a patio, not a balcony.

        Balcony claims apply to upper floor homes.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Gas fireplace in select homes (photo caption: Living Room with Fireplace and Hard Surface Flooring)”

        Misleading. No fireplace was seen in 6-107; the living room was filmed wall to wall.

        Listing photos of fireplaces show other homes; 6-107 has none.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Ceiling Fan”

        Supported. Five blade ceiling fans with light kits hang in both the living room and the bedroom.

        The fans are also the only overhead lights in those rooms.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Walk in Closet”

        Supported. A walk in closet off the bedroom with white wire shelf and rod on two walls, roughly 7 to 10 ft of hanging, and a hinged service access panel on the third wall.

        Basic wire shelving for one person's wardrobe; staff may need access through the panel.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Window Coverings”

        Supported. White 2 in faux wood blinds on every living room window, the patio door and the bedroom window.

        They are corded, a known strangulation risk for young children.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Vaulted nine foot ceilings (also: soaring ceilings; Vaulted Ceilings)”

        Misleading. Ceilings in 6-107 are flat, roughly 8 ft by estimate, with no vault.

        Vaulted ceilings, where they exist, are likely in top floor homes.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Crown molding”

        Partly supported. Crown molding runs around the living room and dining area only; none in the bedroom.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Ceramic Entry”

        Misleading. The 6-107 entry floor is the same wood look plank as the rest of the unit.

        An old Archstone era feature list; not this unit.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “High Speed Internet (also: High Speed)”

        Not verified on the tour. A RUCKUS wall plate Wi Fi 6 access point (likely H550) with four gigabit Ethernet ports is installed low on the dining wall, alongside a live Alloy SmartHome hub. No wall Ethernet, phone or coax outlets were seen. The welcome sheet lists Aerwave, AT&T, Astound and Xfinity.

        The hardware points to a property managed Wi Fi network; speed, price and whether the ports are live were not verified. Without coax outlets, choosing Xfinity or Astound may need new wiring.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Cable/Satellite”

        Not verified on the tour. No coax outlet was seen anywhere in the filmed unit; blank cover plates sit where jacks might be.

        Ask whether cable TV or cable internet can be connected without new wiring.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Alarm System”

        Misleading. A Caddx NetworX 8 zone keypad (likely NX-108E) from the original build is on the entry wall with every light dark, and no alarm sensors were seen.

        There appears to be no working alarm. The live systems are the Yale keypad deadbolt and SmartRent leak sensors.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Climate Control”

        Supported. A Honeywell Home T6 Pro family touchscreen thermostat showed 70 and 56 percent humidity during the tour.

        Likely app controllable through the SmartRent hub; not confirmed.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Bathtub”

        Supported. A ProFlo alcove tub with apron and white tile to the ceiling, freshly renovated.

        Good for bathing small children; no grab bars, fixed shower head.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “24 hour fitness center (also: Fitness Center, 24hr Gym, fitness center with a weight room)”

        Partly supported. A three room Life Fitness gym under the building 2 clubhouse: cardio (at least 5 treadmills, likely 95Ti, plus ellipticals and recumbent bikes), a glass yoga room, and a mirrored strength room with a dual adjustable pulley, selectorized machines, an adjustable bench and hex dumbbells. Windowless. Posted hours not legible.

        No barbell, plates, squat rack, Smith machine or platform, so no barbell training. It is a 250 to 350 m walk from 6-107 across David Street.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Business Center with Working Pods”

        Supported. About four single person glass front booths with lights and small desks, a high top work table with power modules and a marble table for four, in the clubhouse lounge.

        Windowless, no printer or coffee seen, Wi Fi not verified. All booths were free at 12:15 on a Tuesday.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Conference Room”

        Supported. A conference room behind tinted glass doors with a table and chairs; lights off.

        No display or conferencing hardware was seen.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Resident Lounge (also: TV Lounge, Club House)”

        Partly supported. A furnished, windowless clubhouse lounge with several seating zones and art, empty at midday.

        No TV was identified in the frames.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Game room; Media Room; Movie theater with stadium seating”

        Not verified on the tour. None of these rooms was seen on the amenity level that was toured.

        They may exist elsewhere or be from older listings; ask.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Year Round Heated Swimming Pool; Hot Tub; Spa”

        Not verified on the tour. Not visited. The site map shows one pool and one spa in the north block beside East Park.

        Resident reviews mention a constantly running pool pump and a hot tub often under repair; both unverified. It is a 240 to 340 m walk from 6-107.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Elevator”

        Partly supported. Two elevators serve the building 2 amenity level (marked G and GR). No elevator was seen at building 6; 6-107 is reached at ground level through the courtyard.

        The amenity level has three steps between the gym corridor and the lounge with no ramp seen; the paseo mouth has a step.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Gate (also: Controlled Access; gated community)”

        Misleading. The paseo used to reach the building 6 area opens straight off the public Park Place sidewalk with no gate, call box or card reader, and no perimeter fence was seen along the frontage. The tour sheet gives a building and pool code, so some doors are keypad controlled; the building 6 courtyard entry was not filmed.

        Walkways next to ground floor homes are publicly reachable during the day. Reviews say the garage is heavily gated; unverified.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Night Patrol”

        Not verified on the tour. Not observable on a midday tour; no security staff or cameras were seen on the approach.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Package Receiving (also: Package Service)”

        Not verified on the tour. No mailboxes, parcel lockers or package room were seen on the route to 6-107.

        Ask where packages for building 6 go. A resident review complains carriers do not scan deliveries into the package room.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Storage Space (also: Extra Storage; rentable storage)”

        Partly supported. Rentable storage rooms cost $85 per month and bike storage $15 per month (welcome sheet); neither was seen. Inside 6-107: a walk in closet, coat closet and linen closet, but no pantry, and the patio closet is taken by the water heater.

        Extra storage is a paid add on.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Underground reserved parking (MTC April 2025: 1 underground assigned parking spot included)”

        Partly supported. The welcome sheet prices the assigned underground garage at $50 per month for the first space, $100 for more, plus a required $25 per year permit. No garage entry is marked at building 6; the garage was not filmed.

        Included parking applied to the below market rate listing; at market rate the first space costs $50 per month.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “EV charging stations”

        Partly supported. The welcome sheet charges a flat $210 per month for EV charging; no charger was filmed.

        Charger type, power and location are unknown; $210 is a flat fee whether you charge a little or a lot.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Pet Rent: $75/mo per cat, $80/mo per dog plus an additional $500 deposit”

        Supported. Matches the welcome sheet: $500 deposit, 3 pets maximum, $75 cat rent, $80 dog rent.

        The ground floor patio sits next to a public sidewalk and a multi lane road; the railing gaps may let small pets through.

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Security Deposit: One time, $500 to $700”

        Supported. Matches the welcome sheet: one bedroom $200 holding deposit within a $500 total deposit.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Renters insurance is mandatory.”

        Supported. Matches the welcome sheet: at least $100,000 personal liability per resident, about $10 to $20 per month.

        Original listing source

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Landscaped and Lighted Walkways Throughout the Community”

        Supported. The paseo and the building 6 courtyard are well planted under mature trees, with wall packs, path lights and lit sconces at the 107 alcove at midday.

        Lighting quality at night was not observed.

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        Listing claim excerpt: “Close to Whole Foods (also: next door to Whole Foods and shopping)”

        Supported. OpenStreetMap places Whole Foods Market at 1010 Park Place about 50 to 120 m from building 6, across Park Place.

        Original listing source

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        Questions to confirm with the manager

        • Where are the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in 6-107?
        • Can cordless blinds be installed?
        • Can secondary locks be added to the ground floor sliders and the bedroom window?
        • Is there a two bedroom on the tour list at a price that works (6-119 is in the same building)?
        • Can the microwave be converted to outside venting?
        • Is the range really the GE GRS500PVSS (check the label in the drawer frame)?
        • Will the property replace the washer with a larger model, or allow a resident owned one?
        • When were the washer and dryer installed?
        • Are the access point's LAN ports live, and at what speed and price?
        • Is internet a required property package (for example Aerwave), and can I choose another provider?
        • Is there a coax or fiber path into 6-107?
        • Is the strike side jamb going to be repaired and reinforced before move in?
        • How is the floor and ceiling assembly between 107 and 207 built?
        • Which bedroom wall is 11 ft and which is 12 ft 3 in?

        Source and limits

        Source: b.’s visit and the structured apartment record. Interior conditions can change after the visit. Light and sound reflect the recorded circumstances, not every time of day. The record is not a professional inspection or a guarantee of availability.

        Covered: every room of 6-107, its patio and water heater closet, the approach from Park Place, the building 6 courtyard and the 107 alcove, the clubhouse amenity level (gym, lounge, work pods, conference room) and the leasing handouts. Not covered: the pool and spa, the garage and EV chargers, storage and bike rooms, package handling, the unit at night or on a weekend, sound from the apartment above, any test of water pressure, hot water, heating or cooling, and the inside of the walk in closet service panel. The audio has no narration beyond one short clip, so nothing was said about the unit itself.

        Confidence values are the original record’s estimates, not calibrated probabilities. Some records include a stored frame check that does not establish the statement by itself; those details are marked for confirmation. Research and interpretation remain separate from observations.

        Tour references and research sources

        Tour references identify the stored evidence record, with the position in its source clip where available. Different clips have separate clocks. Original media and raw labels are not part of this public release. External sources support research, not proof that an appliance worked in the apartment.

        Tour evidence references (434)
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        434. Transcript at 0:08 in its source clip ev.transcript.3876
        1. ABB (GE Industrial) catalog
        2. Abt Electronics
        3. Pulse 2.0
        4. AJ Madison
        5. Alarm Grid (Honeywell Home user guide)
        6. Alarm Grid
        7. Aldes (installation manual via HVACQuick)
        8. A. O. Smith (hotwater.com)
        9. ApartmentAdvisor
        10. ApartmentHomeLiving reviews
        11. ApartmentList
        12. Apartments.com (search snippet only)
        13. AppliancePartsPros forum
        14. Athletic Business
        15. BAWSCA
        16. Birdeye resident reviews
        17. Club Solutions Magazine
        18. Contractors' Warehouse
        19. Core Health and Fitness (manufacturer blog)
        20. Corporate Living
        21. CorporateHousing.com reviews
        22. GoCodeBook (California Plumbing Code 2022 text)
        23. US Consumer Product Safety Commission
        24. City of Elk Grove, California
        25. ENERGY STAR
        26. Equity Residential 2025 Form 10-K
        27. Equity Residential (seen through search snippets; the site blocks automated reading)
        28. Blain's Farm and Fleet
        29. Ferguson Home
        30. Ferguson (via search result summary)
        31. Ferguson (via search result summary; page returned 403 to direct fetch)
        32. Filters Fast
        33. Fitness Superstore
        34. Fixr
        35. ForRent (search snippet only)
        36. GE Appliances
        37. GE Appliances
        38. GE Appliances
        39. GE Appliances quick specs (hosted by P.C. Richard)
        40. GE Appliances
        41. GE Appliances
        42. GE Appliances
        43. GE Appliances
        44. GE Appliances spec sheet (created 11/01)
        45. Global Industrial
        46. GlobeSt, September 2006
        47. GoKeyless
        48. Greentoe
        49. Wikipedia
        50. HelloData
        51. HomeControls (manual reproduction)
        52. HomeControls (manual reproduction)
        53. The Home Depot
        54. Home Depot Canada
        55. iFixit
        56. InSinkErator
        57. InterNACHI
        58. InterNACHI
        59. JLC Online
        60. Keystone Fitness (refurbished equipment retailer)
        61. Keystone Fitness
        62. Life Fitness Australia (manufacturer)
        63. Life Fitness (manufacturer store)
        64. ManualsFile
        65. Moen
        66. Doorway Housing Portal (MTC), April 2025 listing
        67. Doorway Housing Portal (MTC), November 2025 listing
        68. InterNACHI
        69. HomeControls (GE NetworX keypad brochure)
        70. GE NetworX NX-108E, NX-116E, NX-124E, NX-6, NX-8 user manual
        71. CRD Design Build (summary of NKBA guidelines)
        72. OpenStreetMap contributors (summarized in research/geo_notes.json)
        73. Pace Supply (AmeriSink distributor)
        74. PC Housing (Archstone San Mateo listing)
        75. PHCPPros (trade press)
        76. Resideo (Honeywell Home)
        77. RUCKUS Networks
        78. RUCKUS support
        79. RUCKUS Networks (CommScope) data sheet
        80. RUCKUS Networks
        81. RUCKUS support
        82. RUCKUS Networks
        83. Seam
        84. ServiceMag guide
        85. SmartRent
        86. SmartRent press release (republished by Silicon UK)
        87. SmartRent investor relations
        88. SmartRent
        89. SNT Electric
        90. Sportsmith (fitness parts supplier)
        91. SupplyHouse
        92. TapWaterData
        93. TenantBase retail listing
        94. Tork (Essity)
        95. Walk Score
        96. Wikipedia
        97. Water and Wastes Digest
        98. Yale Home (ASSA ABLOY)
        99. Door Hardware Center
        100. HomeControls
        101. Yardi Matrix
        102. Zumper

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