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@ emulator wow that's a lot of applications :-) your bound to get one of them..I didn't know the log #s were that important. Never really paid much attention to them.
@jaywalker when I put my cable on in my old place I didn't need a social security deposit..but over here might be different.
Just curious...To those with Verizon, did everyone just go ahead and hand over their social security number?? or is there a way around this? Thanks
I dont even remember !! LOL !! But I have soo many things with Verizon in my name now..I probably didnt think anything of it because they more than likely already had it. I signed up online...
@jaywalker Thanks for the advice, I didnt even think about that, in case i get denied because of the 38% debt thing, that I could appeal it and show them the new balance of my loan. I wonder if they would accept the fact that my father came thru and loaned me $5K to help me lower the debt..or they just wouldnt care. Either way hopefully all goes good and I'm probably worrying too much lol
@johnjose I dont really think the log #'s mean anything other than to identify you, but I just pointed out the #'s, because my log # for rp2 was in the 7000's lol these are in the 2000's
More questions! lol..need your help
after doing my OWN calculations I started getting worried now about our income..but I'm thinking I'm doing it the wrong way. Can you please tell me the method that THEY do it?
I tried 2 methods..I liked the results of the "2nd" method.
1st Method: added all the gross pay from my latest 6 pay stubs, then divided by 6, then multiplied by 52. The problem is I came up with WAY to high of a result. I'm pretty sure i wont make THAT much. Somewhere along the lines of $25800 ( the reason is I'm working a few more hours lately..and i mean like 1 or 2 extra a week only..but I usually don't do these hours, most of the year i worked less)
2nd Method: I looked at the LAST check ( the 6th one) ,took my total YEAR TO DATE amount and divided it by the amount of weeks from January 1st till my last check.. I came up with like 40-41 weeks roughly. So I divided the " YTD" by 41 ( and 40 to be safe) and came up with a more reasonable "projected income". Along the lines of $23,000-$24000 ( give or take some).
SO method #2 puts us perfectly into the $38,400 max nicely(combined income of like $36,500-$37,500 about).. method # 1 put us at like $38,420-$38,480 ( give or take)
So any advice on this would help ..I worry too much maybe..but I already had a big disappointment this year... I'm counting and hoping for the BEST on this interview.
Thanks
JEEZ these people are gonna drive me crazy! lol, Opened the mailbox today..and now 350 west 37th street ( 8th and 9th ave) aka " The Townsend", sent me an interview! lol
whats crazy is its for monday the 18th and the " the Ohm" interview is for tuesday the 19th!! lol
looks like I have to double up my copies now..omg, now I'm TOO excited
their max for a 2 bed is the same $38,400
just signed a lease for a beautiful huge apt in north tower
congrats!!! 2 bedroom?
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