apartment rentals: How Do I Sublet My Apartment In New York?
- 07/14/09 04:21 AM
How do I Sublet My Apartment in New York? For many of us in New York's five boroughs, life will hand us a situation that forces us to sublease our place. Maybe you are an actor with a great apartment in Astoria that you don't want to lose and you've just booked your first national tour. Maybe there's an emergency back in Ohio that means you need to vacate your Woodside studio for three months. Or maybe you've just seen the Sex In the City Movie and are afraid to fully give up your Long Island City condo to move in with … (0 comments)
apartment rentals: A Guide To Finding Your Apartment On Craigslist
- 07/07/09 03:08 AM
Craigslist is often one of the first resources that people check when its time to start looking for a new apartment. Why? Well, the main reason (of course) is that it's free! You can also search right from you home computer - or when the boss isn't looking at work... but because it is so convenient and doesn't drain your pocketbooks, there are a few pitfalls you could land in. Here are some things to look for in a Craigslist ad that could save you a lot of time and trouble...
Be very careful of any No Fee rentals that … (3 comments)
apartment rentals: June 2009 Market Report For Queens County, NY: Rental Properties
- 07/06/09 03:14 AM
*All Statistics Retrieved From the Multiple Listing Service of Long Island (MLSLI)* Recommendation: If you’re renting an apartment, it is important that you work closely with a highly-motivated agent who understands what’s going on with the real estate market and local economy. He/She will be able to advise you on how to get the most for your money and what apartments you may want to avoid, as there are apartments on the market that are not priced at their fair market value. Contact us today for a free consultation to find your next apartment. Please don’t hesitate – even … (0 comments)
How do I Sublet My Apartment in New York? For many of us in New York's five boroughs, life will hand us a situation that forces us to sublease our place. Maybe you are an actor with a great apartment in Astoria that you don't want to lose and you've just booked your first national tour. Maybe there's an emergency back in Ohio that means you need to vacate your Woodside studio for three months. Or maybe you've just seen the Sex In the City Movie and are afraid to fully give up your Long Island City condo to move in with … (0 comments)
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