Starting as FT Analyst in NYC this summer and looking for places. Going abroad before being chained to the desk and won't be able to tour places until around June 10th. Is this pulling it too close for July 1 move-in? Have seen old posts that say you could pull things out in literally a week if you had to but wondering what the current environment is like.
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I'm sure you can figure it out on your own without the help of this forum just like every other ordinary person
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Just looked last week for mid June move in. Market is moving incredibly fast right now. July 1st move ins will be more limited if you wait until mid June but you should be fine. Would be better to go before your trip if possible tho
pm me im looking for a roomate gonna be tribeca/fidi meeting with a realtor june 5th to tour 8-9 jawns and sign something that day
You want to make sure you have all your paperwork in order 4 weeks before move in and ideally start looking 2-3 weeks just so you can get a feel for what apartments are going for/can you reasonably get what you want. It's very possible to close on an apartment in 24 hours (tour and immediately apply) with move in shortly thereafter, but you want more flexibility to make sure you get one you like. I agree with above posters that the market is incredibly fast, all good apartments I looked at were under contract after 1 viewing.
could you list all the paperwork needed?
https://streeteasy.com/blog/what-you-need-to-rent-an-apartment-in-nyc/
Except only need 1 photo ID, no paystubs if you're a student starting first job, and I submitted two not three bank statements. Make a zip file with this for you and your roommates so you're ready to apply immediately after viewing if you like an apartment.
Just had a buddy go through something similar last week. He found a place that got posted, did a virtual tour, signed lease 4 hours later. Moved in this past weekend.
Definitely a possibility but would be mindful that places go quick, however, it’s important not to jump the gun
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