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I got call for an apartment in Brooklyn, last Tuesday. I went to look at it and it's very nice, I already paid for it and management said it will be ready in 1 week. The whole procedure for the apartment took only 2 years.
Hey wats the name of the pjs you got accepted too? And today i just recieved a letter from nycha stating that i need to pick a pj in order to get an interview. Im gonna choose redhook,how long after you sent the letter back like that did you get an interview? Thanks so much for responding
Hi I choose Armstrong II it's in Bedstudy and it's a very small Development, it's a walk up and to my surprise when I few it the building was clean. And after I got the letter to choose a development I got call the few an apartment in about 6 months.
Hi I choose Armstrong II it's in Bedstudy and it's a very small Development, it's a walk up and to my surprise when I few it the building was clean. And after I got the letter to choose a development I got call to view an apartment in about 6 months.
Hi. Congratulations. I'm still waiting. Lol You had to put down a security deposit on the apartment? If so how many months down did you have to put and is it the same for every development?
Citygrl13, every apt requires a security deposit. With nycha it depends on you income because they take 30% for rent. I wonder why i got a letter to pick developments first in order to get an interview. Thats weird,everyone says u get the interview first then pick the development.
Citygrl13, every apt requires a security deposit. With nycha it depends on you income because they take 30% for rent. I wonder why i got a letter to pick developments first in order to get an interview. Thats weird,everyone says u get the interview first then pick the development.
Oh ok. I thought nycha would be a little different. Thanks.
How could it be that someone with a $300 - $400 "smart" phone would consider and/or qualifies for NYCHA ?
That phone actually retails for closer to $400 and who knows how much the plans are each month.
Something is wrong in this world in which we live.
How could it be that someone with a $300 - $400 "smart" phone would consider and/or qualifies for NYCHA ?
That phone actually retails for closer to $400 and who knows how much the plans are each month.
Something is wrong in this world in which we live.
For your info my phone wasn't 400-300. i got it for less cause I'm on a contact. And I do qualify for nycha. Mind your business. And worry about yourself instead of criticizing other people. :thumbdown:
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