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Originally Posted by Kee26
So yeah guys, that’s the video of the apartment that would be mine but I’m on the fence. Due to holiday pay and ot my pay stubs were on the higher end which landed me in the 80%. That apartment would be 2k smh. Should I take it? I’m currently paying 1600 for a studio apartment. What should I do?
Is your $1600 studio rent stabilized? If not it could see sharp rent increases at each renewal.
I def am . I called today and asked why I havent been called eveb though im community board 10 . She said they are going by the zipcode where the building is located first .
Can you give me the phone numbers and ext number? Please and thank you.
them views are sickening. you did well. u shouldve ate it up more in the kitchen tho, because we didnt see the sink or the countertop. u should've told the agent to move lol what's behind the door in the kitchen tho???
them views are sickening. you did well. u shouldve ate it up more in the kitchen tho, because we didnt see the sink or the countertop. u should've told the agent to move lol what's behind the door in the kitchen tho???
So yeah guys, that’s the video of the apartment that would be mine but I’m on the fence. Due to holiday pay and ot my pay stubs were on the higher end which landed me in the 80%. That apartment would be 2k smh. Should I take it? I’m currently paying 1600 for a studio apartment. What should I do?
Thanks for the video! It has a good view and I'll take a pantry over a dishwasher because I never use mines lol always hand wash! $400 extra is pretty significant considering all the other bills you still have to cover (electricity, phone, internet, groceries, transportation etc.). I would write out a sample budget and list all my expenses for the month, see what's left over, and see if paying an extra $400 a month is feasible. This is a great opportunity but you wanna make sure it won't stress you financially. The $2K rent will go up when it's time to renew the lease so all of these are factors to keep in mind. Best of luck and keep us posted!
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