broker fee is the biggest hurdle for me. Filtering for No Fee apartments severely reduces the number of available units. NYC should just ban it like they tried to
It’s intense I know. I got lucky in a sense finding a no fee apartment, but honestly if you move out a lot it’s worth the extra time and work. Otherwise the brokers fee is a big hit every time.
Moving to NYC from Los Angeles in January .. really appreciated the video & left a like 👍& subscribed. Will hope to avoid the dreaded brokers ! Thanks Again 😃
Do you have to find a broker the way you find a real estate agent or can you just contact the person that posted the apartment? Like do I need a connection to hook me up with good apartments or can I do all my own searching?
Usually the person you reach out to from the listing is a real estate broker. It is rarely the landlord. You can do all of your research on your own, but it depends on how much time you have. I think doing it alone is the most efficient way to find what you want, especially no brokers fee apartments, but you have to really be ON IT cause units come and go within 24 hours.
Nice vid! One of the more informative and honest ones that I’ve seen. My building in midtown was bought by Douglas Elliman who has raised ridiculous rents ($700-1000+) on tenants who have loyally been there for over 7-10yrs. Many including myself are scrambling to find another home if possible. 👎🏻😑
Thanks Jourdan! I tried to put everything I know in this video. I'm sorry you're having to move out, that sucks! I wish there was a better law to control the raise on rent in NYC... It's been out of control! I hope I don't have to move out once my lease ends.
I don't understand the 40x rent thing. Do you have to make 6 figures to live in NYC? I make 80k so I could only apply for a $2k/mo apartment, which do not exist. Is the 40x rent standard in NY?
I’m not an expert but if you’re renting an apartment for 2k/month you need to prove you make at least 40x that = 80k/year. If you make 100k you’re more than good to be approved! And there are apts for 2k. You can get a studio or 1bed more uptown in Manhattan and also more space for that price in Queens and BK! 😊 it just takes time and patience!
@@CarolinaRizzotto Como tenho objetivos de visitar outros países e até morar fora, é muito interessante conhecer sobre esses trâmites e a parte burocrática. O vídeo foi bastante didático e divertido 💛
Obrigada, Bruno! Eu morei nos EUA por 1 ano quando era criança, foi assim que aprendi a língua. Depois continue falando em inglês em casa com meus irmãos no BR, até que me mudei pros EUA em 2015!
@@CarolinaRizzotto don't take my comments as a criticism of the video, it was good and great advice. More than having lived in many capital cities around the world, they have common themes, expensive, overcrowded, you don't get value for money, the places tend to be small, lots of crime, poor air quality and lots of waste...... New York is not the worst by far globally... Not sure in the US alone, but LA has to be one of the worst...
Pre war buildings aren’t all good or have thick walls. I can feel and hear the neighbors to the side and above me. It sucks. Definitely not a set expectation in NYC.
🇺🇸What was your favorite tip? And what tip would you give a friend?
🇧🇷Qual foi sua dica favorita? E que dica você daria pra um amigo?
broker fee is the biggest hurdle for me. Filtering for No Fee apartments severely reduces the number of available units. NYC should just ban it like they tried to
It’s intense I know. I got lucky in a sense finding a no fee apartment, but honestly if you move out a lot it’s worth the extra time and work. Otherwise the brokers fee is a big hit every time.
I’m a New Yorker and these are great tips. 👍🏾
thanks Felishia! appreciate it!
True I had to buy my fridge and stove when I moved to Brooklyn.
That suuuuucks
I enjoyed this video so much, everything about this video was amazing..thank you.
i'm glad to be of service :)
Ótimas dicas que servem para nós brasileiros também. Aqui, como em qualquer lugar, existem vários corretores picaretas!!!!!!
i just got my apartment yesterday after being stressed out about getting my stub and statements but Deelscafe came through with a 💯 job
he really good
thanks saw this comment and was a lil nervous but i’m happy i tried him out i found him on
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This is my fav. part of the entire video: -"I did it! No broker's fee"😍😃....and happy Carolina🥰❣
I WAS VERY HAPPY!!
@@CarolinaRizzotto ¡¡Yeah i know and i'm happy when i see you like that hon!! 😃😘
Moving to NYC from Los Angeles in January .. really appreciated the video & left a like 👍& subscribed. Will hope to avoid the dreaded brokers ! Thanks Again 😃
Good luck on your journey David! I can relate ahha
Do you have to find a broker the way you find a real estate agent or can you just contact the person that posted the apartment? Like do I need a connection to hook me up with good apartments or can I do all my own searching?
Usually the person you reach out to from the listing is a real estate broker. It is rarely the landlord. You can do all of your research on your own, but it depends on how much time you have. I think doing it alone is the most efficient way to find what you want, especially no brokers fee apartments, but you have to really be ON IT cause units come and go within 24 hours.
Nice video!💪🏻✨
thank you ricardo!
Oh that beginning hurt me😭 I would feel claustrophobic and there’s no way anything other than a twin can fit there 😭
Love this video, very informative
That apartment wasn't even the smallest I've seen! Haha it's absolutely crazy. Come back again soon! :)
Não assisti ainda, mas é o AP da Vivi e Rafinha na capa, né?!
Hahaha não! Tem vários nesse estilo aqui em NYC, mas vc tá atenta viu ;)
very useful tips 👍
So glad!
Thank you ❤️
anytime! :)
Smart tips!!
thanks Ron!
Nice vid! One of the more informative and honest ones that I’ve seen. My building in midtown was bought by Douglas Elliman who has raised ridiculous rents ($700-1000+) on tenants who have loyally been there for over 7-10yrs. Many including myself are scrambling to find another home if possible. 👎🏻😑
Thanks Jourdan! I tried to put everything I know in this video. I'm sorry you're having to move out, that sucks! I wish there was a better law to control the raise on rent in NYC... It's been out of control! I hope I don't have to move out once my lease ends.
I don't understand the 40x rent thing. Do you have to make 6 figures to live in NYC? I make 80k so I could only apply for a $2k/mo apartment, which do not exist. Is the 40x rent standard in NY?
I’m not an expert but if you’re renting an apartment for 2k/month you need to prove you make at least 40x that = 80k/year. If you make 100k you’re more than good to be approved! And there are apts for 2k. You can get a studio or 1bed more uptown in Manhattan and also more space for that price in Queens and BK! 😊 it just takes time and patience!
Aaaaaaaaaah, adoro esse tipo de vídeo! Arrasou, Carol!
Obaaaa! Que bom q gostou Fatima. Oq vc curte desse tipo de formato?
@@CarolinaRizzotto Como tenho objetivos de visitar outros países e até morar fora, é muito interessante conhecer sobre esses trâmites e a parte burocrática. O vídeo foi bastante didático e divertido 💛
Excelentes dicas! E servem para qualquer cidade no mundo, claro. Organização e método, sempre ajudam
Obrigada Giba! E concordo tb. As dicas pra Los Angeles tb sao totalmente uteis em geral.
olooco, vc manda muito bem, Como vc treinou pra conseguir falar tao bem assim ? Parabéns
Obrigada, Bruno! Eu morei nos EUA por 1 ano quando era criança, foi assim que aprendi a língua. Depois continue falando em inglês em casa com meus irmãos no BR, até que me mudei pros EUA em 2015!
GRATIDÃO CAROL
Hahaha I toured that apartment in two bridges!!
omg!! haha what did you think?
@@CarolinaRizzotto it was my dream apartment…… but that bedroom wasn’t big enough for even a single bed, my roommate wasn’t having it
👏👏👏
😊❤️
@@CarolinaRizzotto ❤️❤️❤️ quando precisar alugar um apartamento em Nova York já sei com quem falar 😍
Step 1: Don't live in NYC.
Step 2: Save your money.
Good video
It applies to most capital cities in the developed world...... Reminds me of tbe 'Utopia Experiment' on mice.....
Hahahahaha that’s definitely another way to go about it! Glad you liked the video.
@@tahu1349 how interesting
@@CarolinaRizzotto don't take my comments as a criticism of the video, it was good and great advice. More than having lived in many capital cities around the world, they have common themes, expensive, overcrowded, you don't get value for money, the places tend to be small, lots of crime, poor air quality and lots of waste...... New York is not the worst by far globally... Not sure in the US alone, but LA has to be one of the worst...
Pre war buildings aren’t all good or have thick walls. I can feel and hear the neighbors to the side and above me. It sucks. Definitely not a set expectation in NYC.
interesting to hear that! it hasn't been my experience this far.
Gentrification
Omg broker’s fee 😵🫠
my worst nightmare.