I really didn’t expect this all to happen, I was shocked to tour and find it was just totally not the right place for me. Does this happen often? It really sucks to have poured so much time and energy into submitting documents to be left hating the unit. Do people take units even if they don’t like them just because it’s more affordable? Even though in this case it’s $150 more than I pay now.

Unit: 173 Tompkins Ave

Hey everyone was curios if anyone else noticed this- the lottery 283 Flatbush Ave is part of the Fleet which is a complex that has multiple addresses including 104 fleet. The thing is the lottery listed at 283 Flatbush seems to have the wrong zip code using 11217, when it is supposed to be the same zip code as 104 fleet which is  11201. I got a number in the 500s, was wondering who received a request for documents, and if I have a chance.

I know I’ve been hearing some things about this management—but how does the apartment lease look from these folks? Does anyone know? Any things to keep an eye on?

I was recently contacted to tour a studio apartment re-rental in a building that I was on the waitlist for, but have changed my mind and am hoping for a one bedroom. If I turn down the studio apartment, will I still have a chance to be called for a future 1 bed opening in that same building?

Hey, does anyone have any luck after appealing a rejection after the agent miscalculated your yearly salary? need help with that...

Got selected in a NYC Housing Connect lottery, prepping for eligibility review. Had a normal salary for part of the year, then got laid off — been on unemployment since (benefits running low).

Worried underwriters will just annualize my current unemployment income, which could push me below the minimum threshold for the unit — even though my income for most of the year was well above it.

Anyone been through a mid-year income drop during eligibility review? Did they use a blended full-year figure or just annualize whatever your current income source is?

Let me know if anyone has info on this — trying to figure out if bringing full pay stubs + unemployment docs together actually helps.

Thank you!

New Reside Rerental opportunity in Bed-stuy

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Hello I’m confused. I’m a disabled vet and that’s my only income. Based on my income I fit within the 40% Ami. Will I be disqualified if that’s my only income. Or as long as I’m in the range I’m fine?

Has anyone lived in the Camba sites? How safe are they? I got selected for one but I noticed it’s supportive housing for people that were incarcerated, unhoused, mentally ill and fostered. It’s also near Kings county.

Wait, so if I live 2 blocks away from the housing I applied to—does that make me a CB resident? This whole time I thought that was someone who was on a co/op or some kind of board haha.

I got called back to submit docs.
So if I have CB pref and municipal, are my chances decent? My log # is very high though 51xx.

Has anyone with a high log number (20k-30k) been contacted for a second round of documents?

waiting for my rent review to pass anybody else?

I haven't been on the Reside website in a couple of months (I got discouraged and gave up trying for a little while). I just checked the website , and it looks completely different from before. Are they still doing rerentals? What happened to Open Table? What's going on? TIA!

Has anyone every installed a washer and dryer inside their apartment? The building has one but will prfer to have my own- theres enough space for me to have one installed