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Hey everyone. I got lucky with a really low log number (below 20). Reading this thread makes it seem like I no longer have a chance at an apt in this building. I never received a call, and I was never emailed. I only have a pending status when I log into the housing connect website. I emailed HPD earlier today, so waiting to hear back from them. Does anyone have insight into my situation?
Hey everyone. I got lucky with a really low log number (below 20). Reading this thread makes it seem like I no longer have a chance at an apt in this building. I never received a call, and I was never emailed. I only have a pending status when I log into the housing connect website. I emailed HPD earlier today, so waiting to hear back from them. Does anyone have insight into my situation?
What is your household size? What is your AMI%? Seems like you may have been deemed ineligible (for now).
After obsessively following this thread for a year and 5 months, my status changed from "Pending" to "No Units Remaining."
Oh well.
a year a 5 months gosh! can't believe it's been that long since 266 kent came onto housing connect.
time flies when you're desperately searching for housing you can afford
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I saw the lottery status today, it said 'No units remaining'.
Does that statement, 'No units remaining', refer specifically to your combined AMI% and household size?
Or, does it mean for the entire building across all household sizes and AMI%? If you have to log in to see such a statement it might be the former.
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Funny because I just got a re-rental offer for a studio about an hour ago.
This suggests, perhaps, that the studio was taken in a lottery then the tenant left or something. The lottery ended in April of last year. I don’t know when the first lottery tenants moved in.
I don't know in details because I just saw it when I went through my applications list but if it's indeed related to a specific AMI, my AMI is 130%.
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Originally Posted by WildAboutHarry
Does that statement, 'No units remaining', refer specifically to your combined AMI% and household size?
Or, does it mean for the entire building across all household sizes and AMI%? If you have to log in to see such a statement it might be the former.
Funny because I just got a re-rental offer for a studio about an hour ago.
do you get re-rental notices via housing connect and email, like a regular lottery?
i've always been signed up for re-rentals but have never been contacted for one - i just want to make sure i'm watching the right places.
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