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1) Does Penn South contact people by email and regular mail?
2) Do they ever ask to see your current residence? (My brother was on a ML list and 10 years ago when he was called, they requested to see his current lease and apartment.)
1) mail is the primary mode of communication but there are instances where they emailed applicants for last second viewings.
Also I don't understand why they would still be on the list as "active" if that's the case because my letter said if they didn't hear from me within a week of the sent date of the letter (which is a joke these days as it often takes me 6 weeks to receive my mail), that they would remove me from the list.
I don't know for sure, but it's possible that the people who went on the waiting list years ago had different rules to follow.
1) mail is the primary mode of communication but there are instances where they emailed applicants for last second viewings.
2) yea, they conduct a home visit.
Was afraid of mail being the primary mode of communication though I am not surprised. I have missed housing applications (for ML particularly) since I moved recently. How do I update my address? I am looking on the external applicant site but I don't see an account page.
Was afraid of mail being the primary mode of communication though I am not surprised. I have missed housing applications (for ML particularly) since I moved recently. How do I update my address? I am looking on the external applicant site but I don't see an account page.
You should email Ms. Carmen Santiago at applicant@pennsouth.coop. She will take care of address change.
I haven't done it myself in many years, but you might want to put in a change of address form with the post office also, just to be sure important mail doesn't go missing.
I should know this answer by now but another post sparked the question in my head... once you buy, say your income goes over the limit at some point, what happens when you verify your income for the year? Are you forced to sell?
I do not forsee this ever becoming a problem for me, but just in case my $1k in the stock market ever turns into a few hundred thousand. LOL
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