Jun 12, 2009

Signing NYC Apt

I´m sure some of you new 1st years are in the process or have already signed an apartment in NYC.

Can someone who has done this list all the paperwork you need?

Thanks in advance

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Devils Advocate

IB

14y

All I really needed was my FT contract, which serves as proof of a source of income.

Other than that just the cash for security deposit and application fee.

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PE

14y

signed about 1.5 months ago

at the very least -

bank statements showing current balances
proof of employment that includes an annual income figure
2 x recommendations that you'll be a good tenant (w/ contact info of the providers)
information about your previous housing situation (address, rent paid etc)
ID

you'll need a full set for each tenant. be prepared to pay 1 month down + 1 month security (refunded + interest when your lease is up); bank draft, no personal check.

additionally (depends on broker/landlord), you might need income tax returns going back a couple years and references from previous landlord.

gd luck

Devils Advocate

IB

14y

Hungryman, how much are you paying monthly?

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IB

14y

The place I got wanted a letter from my previous landlord from college, and the stuff hungryman listed above

PE

14y

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