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Originally Posted by michelleross
Mimi you are absolutely correct but from speaking to people who have already been through the process as well as doing some research you would be surprised how many people just click apply without checking the income guidlines first. As well as people who do not check their email often and miss the email or people who don't bother to appeal their denial email. Some slower developments like this one the applicants may have already moved elsewhere or won another lottery. When reading into log numbers the numbers up to 5000 are considered excellent and anything below in groups of several thousand is relativly less so. Why that is? When developments call up people for interviews the will call anywhere from 5 to 7 times the amounts of units available. This isnt talking about preferences but in general thats how it works. So with numbers in the 1000 or 3000 is still a really good chance because you never know. Good luck to everyone who has their hopes high.
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Call HPD they will explain the process to you from A to Z, including how they pick the numbers for interviews.
Also the marketing handbook is very very helpful.
By your logic you’re saying that reside just called 300 to 420 people for CB preference alone. Which is absolutely ridiculous given that there’s only 60 units for CB. They call maybe 2 times the amount of units at most not 5 to 7 times.
Numbers in the 1000s are great, IF you have preference OR you’re applying for an AMI of 130% and up.
For this lottery your log number is in the 1500 so let’s minus maybe 300 people that are called in for preference and let’s minus another 500 people who don’t meet the requirement. That leaves 700 people to be processed for the 46 apartments that are left. The probability that those 46 units would be filled with the first 1-200 log number is high.
Then again you never know if you’ll be called. But you should chill, like none of us here have gotten anything yet, you should know that ALL preferences are processed before general population is processed. All of this is in the early stages.