How long should it take us to find a place?

[mc33433]

Originally Posted by samananana

If necessary, we'll have a guarantor. They'll meet the income requirement but don't live in New York, so I don't know how much of a problem that will be.

What is your line of work?

[MilksFavoriteCookie]

Originally Posted by jcoltrane

I think it rude and disrespectful, when a poster applies the effort to articulate themselves and posters reply that they are too lazy to read the OP's post.

Is it a matter of Attention Deficit Disorder and/or plain simple inability to appreciate the efforts of others?

Should posts be limited by and/or tailored to the reading deficiency and/or ADD of others? Even if it is just plain laziness??

Hmmmmm....

lol sticks and stones

[EastBoundandDownChick]

The further you go out into the boroughs the less strict the requirements typically become. If you are willing to commute in from the outer reaches of BK, Queens, Bronx you should be able to find a little more flexibility. But why just rush into a lease in a city you are not familiar with? Wouldn't it be better to rent a room and find jobs, not to mention ensure they are stable and pay decently? You could do that for several months, it wouldn't kill you.