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It’s not a bad sign they just tend to not respond sometimes that I would say contact them on Monday
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Originally Posted by NYC____20010
I really got bored and walked through out the whole building waiting for my clothes to dry and I can say that floors 2-8 have the most apartments while floors 10-12 only have like 11-10 apartments and they have some of these apartments wide open again
So, you already have an apartment inside the building? Can you describe the studios and one-bedroom units? How large are they? Also, can you take pictures? Finally, on which floors are they located?
So I been living here since June that I have a 2bedtoom and I went to the 6th floor cause the apartments were open where you can see from the outside I seen the studios and I found it to be too small where your room kitchen and all is just there and it feels like you don’t have room to move once furniture is placed that the 1 bedroom is better cause your room is separated from the kitchen
Also when I applied I submitted to the credit check but had to have a letter notarized because I wasn’t on my moms lease but had her state I lived with her until I was able to find my own place and I had to show proof that I was staying there showing a bill and also my state ID
Also when I applied I submitted to the credit check but had to have a letter notarized because I wasn’t on my moms lease but had her state I lived with her until I was able to find my own place and I had to show proof that I was staying there showing a bill and also my state ID
Thank you for your response.
So, does the notarized letter have to be accompanied with the lease of the person with whom you live or some other proof that the person with whom you live owns or rents the space?
So I been living here since June that I have a 2bedtoom and I went to the 6th floor cause the apartments were open where you can see from the outside I seen the studios and I found it to be too small where your room kitchen and all is just there and it feels like you don’t have room to move once furniture is placed that the 1 bedroom is better cause your room is separated from the kitchen
Can you take photos of the studios and one-bedroom units?
Yea that I was nervous when applying because I’m also a full time graduate student so i here stories where they say u can’t be a full time student in most buildings but was happy I could get a place here that just submit what you have and as long as you can proove you live in the address you provided you should be fine and if you use zelle or cash app as a way to send it receive money I would try not using that. My process was longer because I had to verify every time my coworker sent me money when we ordered lunch and it was exhausting to explain to them that it was for lunch when it would only be like 3.00
Yea that I was nervous when applying because I’m also a full time graduate student so i here stories where they say u can’t be a full time student in most buildings but was happy I could get a place here that just submit what you have and as long as you can proove you live in the address you provided you should be fine and if you use zelle or cash app as a way to send it receive money I would try not using that. My process was longer because I had to verify every time my coworker sent me money when we ordered lunch and it was exhausting to explain to them that it was for lunch when it would only be like 3.00
How strict are they about deadlines? Do they really snip people for missing a deadline, even if by just a few minutes or one day?
Monday is my deadline. Also, if I have opted to submit a credit check rather than proof of rent-payment history, do I still need proof of residence?
Don’t miss the deadline!!!! If your going to need more time, call them and give them notice with a follow up email. They don’t respond right away but they do keep track.
When I first applied, I was supposed to submit my paperwork by the end of the day Friday (no time was given). I couldn’t get everything together fast enough but made it to 6pm. At 3:00pm, yes 3pm I got a rejection notice for failure to submit my paperwork. On Monday I received and email saying my paperwork was received. I inquiry about the rejection notice and 2 days later was told I need to appeal my case. After a few please respond emails and phone calls I got through (every email after that had a day and time boldly inserted).
Do give them any reason to hold you up. Once they have your file get them right away. And have patience. They’re people on this thread that was waiting since November 2020 and got the keys in June/July
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