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1st time I was rejected was for a collection on my credit report that hasn't been removed
2nd time was because breaking ground said I made over the limit(49k+)
I appealled that rejection and got a few more weeks.
My 3rd rejection was for the same thing , high income, but the number was now at 39k.
What I figured was, since I received 4 out of 9 holidays a year within the first 8 weeks it boasted my year to date income and that what they base their calculation on.
I appealed this decision to HPD and within a week my file was right back on breaking grounds desk. I was now dealing with a different leasing specialist. I sent him my pay stubs and AV just monday, and received an email today saying my file is now with leasing and compliance. I'm not sure what that means but I feel good
1st time I was rejected was for a collection on my credit report that hasn't been removed
2nd time was because breaking ground said I made over the limit(49k+)
I appealled that rejection and got a few more weeks.
My 3rd rejection was for the same thing , high income, but the number was now at 39k.
What I figured was, since I received 4 out of 9 holidays a year within the first 8 weeks it boasted my year to date income and that what they base their calculation on.
I appealed this decision to HPD and within a week my file was right back on breaking grounds desk. I was now dealing with a different leasing specialist. I sent him my pay stubs and AV just monday, and received an email today saying my file is now with leasing and compliance. I'm not sure what that means but I feel good
Wow, that's some insane income calculations. That's a ludicrous spread. I submitted my appeal on Monday as well - I havent heard anything back.
When they ask for the.paystubs they will use your year to date income which will be divided by the number of weeks that has elapsed, take that number and multiplyit by 52 (if paid weekly) or 26 (if paid biweekly). And yo qualify you need to meet their requirements within 120 days of doing a lease. KEEP THAT IN MIND!
This calculation defies that of HPD and like I said b4 ask a lot of questions and be down right annoying and don't take no for a answer with these ppl especially if you can prove your worth.
Of you get holidays like do, your calculated pay could be misleading
When they ask for the.paystubs they will use your year to date income which will be divided by the number of weeks that has elapsed, take that number and multiplyit by 52 (if paid weekly) or 26 (if paid biweekly). And yo qualify you need to meet their requirements within 120 days of doing a lease. KEEP THAT IN MIND!
This calculation defies that of HPD and like I said b4 ask a lot of questions and be down right annoying and don't take no for a answer with these ppl especially if you can prove your worth.
Of you get holidays like do, your calculated pay could be misleading
Uh, what? That's crazy. Wait, hold on, are holidays extra money? - I have to think about this now because my salary ytd alone works out to my yearly salary; however, my salary + holidays so far + vacation taken so far ytd puts me super high.
Don't they have to calculate income according to HPD regs? And what about people who have sporadic wage income mixed in with 1099 income?
They do have to follow those regulations but this is the calculation that they use, and they take which ever calculatkion is higher. I wasn't until the 15 week of the year that my year to date started to avg what is make by years end. Since my appeal to HPD I haven't heard anything negative about my prediction.
Uh, what? That's crazy. Wait, hold on, are holidays extra money? - I have to think about this now because my salary ytd alone works out to my yearly salary; however, my salary + holidays so far + vacation taken so far ytd puts me super high.
Yes your holidays are considered tips and wages, they also include this as income. This year's cut off is 38,100.
My annual HOURLY income + my annual HOLIDAY income meet these requirements. Attention to detail is the key with these ppl, pay close attention to the things they say and especially what you say and keepa history of all the ppl your interact with.
Hopefully all goes well and hear from them asap.
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