|
|
| *Home>>>Rent Offices |
What does it mean when a management/realty office tell you an apt. you applied for is 'not on the market'? |
I am awaiting word on the rent fee of a particular apartment I applied for and the management office can't tell me unless they hear back from the Dept. of Buildings in my city on what they should charge for rent. Is there such a thing? not on the market means it is not available--rented out-taken. For whatever reaon, the apartment is no longer available. Maybe they're waiting for a rental rate, your credit report, having work done inside, hoping to have another apartment to offer you. Hard to say. Is is a tax credit apartment? If so they will go by your income on the rate of the apartment. If someone else applied for the apartment and all there paper work came back first it is first come first served . That is the way it works sorry. |
| Tags |
| Meeting Room Meeting Space Conference Room Offices to Lease Rent Offices Business Centers Service Offices Branch Offices Temporary Offices Shared Offices Commercial Space |
| Related information |
rent is based on what each individual person can afford. Combined they still would not make enough to qualify and unless the co-signer is moving in, that income doesn't count at all. All ... Pay up. Intentions don't really matter; they didn't get the rent; you kept living in the apartment. Hand delivery of your rent check/money order is not the worst idea. ...I had stayed in San Diego last year x 2 months. I bought 2 maps before going to San Diego. However, unlike San Francisco which you can explore on your own just with the map. San Diego is different.... Rather than get evicted, you signed another lease because you were pregnant. You have already waited 3 months plus the 9 you were pregnant for a larger apartment. You are still in the small apartm... What about a hypnotist. We had one every year come to our school and hypnotize the senior class. That would be a hoot to see some of your co-workers get hypnotized and doing strange stuff!! ...LOL...good question, the application is actually a lease agreement between you and the person that owns the postal box, they just want to make sure you will pay for it...I have one and they don... Unfortunately, no. That is standard practice. They aren't phishing you out on the "6th" as you say. They actually have lists of the leasee's and they are marked off as they pay ... Your lawyer can get the information for you via the Freedom of information act. He/she will send an interrogatory to the USPS and the Letter Carrier for the apartment will provide any forwarding i... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |