How do I find information regarding the legal rent being charged for apt 1a at  356west56th st in Manhattan?
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This might have specific information - The NYC Rent Guidelines Board http://www.housingnyc.com/html/guidelines/apt.html
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www.rent.com\n\nhope this helps!!
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3333 Empire Ave.\nBurbank, 91504
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The best thing to do: Judge them by how the leasing staff acts, and ask a TON of questions. That way you can find out everything about the place, and you can get a better feel for the staff. Here's a few things you should ask:\n\nWhat utilities are included?\nWhat's the security deposit?\nApplication fee?\nWhat is the total cost to move in?\nDo you accept Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) or other subsidized housing (if they say yes, generally you'll want to stay away)?\nDo you allow pets? What kind?\nWhat year was it built? (stay away from anything built pre-1978...laws were enacted in 78 that work in your favor).\nAsk about the neighborhood...what kinda stuff is nearby\nAre their private entrances to each apartment? If not, are the building entrances locked intercom?\nWhat is the ISO  (or other fire safety rating) rating in the building?\nWhat is the crime index of the area?\n\nThey may not know all of this stuff, but the ones that will try to answer your questions will be the ones you want to talk too. Forget about any of the places that are pert or rude (obviously).\n\nAlso, check www.forrent.com. They have virtual tours of communities around the country you can check out.
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Try to cut a deal with the landlord.  Maybe find someone to take over the lease.\n\nI did this in Chicago and it worked out fine; I found someone to stay in the apt for the rest of the lease term.  I agreed to split one month with the new tenant, then he paid the rest.  \n\nI "broke" a lease in NYC, mostly b/c the landlord was in serious violation of housing codes, laws, etc.  I tried to be reasonable and deal with the guy, but he would not budge.  I sued him in housing court and left the unit with 3 months on the lease.  He never came after me for the last three months, but he kept my deposit (which he was entitled to do; luckily the rent I withheld was in excess of the deposit, so I came out on top).  Also, he lived outside of the country and coming after me would have been a huge waste of his time.\n\nTry to avoid "breaking" the lease.  It's just a lot of hassle and expense.  Plus, the landlord will keep your deposit, probably charge you for cleaning and repairs, and likely sue.
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All you have to do is send a certified letter or hand deliver a letter to your landlord or apartment manager stating the following:\n\nI, Joe Blow, currently residing at 123 Main Street, do not wish to extend my lease for another year. My last day will be July 31st as stated on my lease. I will surrender the property and all keys to the apartment manager On that date after conducting a final walk through with landlord or apartment manager. Please send my deposit along with any itemized deductions to PO BOX 1234 YourTown, USA. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (909) 555-1212. \n\nRegards,\nJoe Blow\n\nRegards
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go on to the hud user data base and find out how to use it.  it will give you a local housing agent and has other info on where to find  sect 8 landlords
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Try looking up the company on the New York State Permit website.
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just go to the apartment you want to rent from and if they do based on income, they can tell you exactly what it would be
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Contact the housing authorities, or land lord tenant court....and good luck.
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Try www.apartments.com
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I would ask that office if they service cilents for the Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher program?  If they say that they are strictly limiting their vouchers for the diabled and the homeless, than perhaps you can ask them for another local PHA (Public Housing Authority) that is still currently accepting applications.   Very often there are county agencies that service the general public.\n\nIf you still get no satisfactino at all, go online to the HUD site and find out from a regional office where you, a resident of the Bronx, NY can apply for a Section 8, Housing Choice Voucher.\n\nThe problem though is this.  EVEN if the PHA you have been going to would take an application for you, the waiting lists are YEARS long.  You say that you seriously need to move out as if you are in a hurry...if there is a rush, a Housing Authority probably isn't the best place to start (due to the waiting lists that are years long literally).\n\nTry to contact your local Community Action Committee office and see if they have lists or knowledge of affordable housing if you can't afford to pay the entire rent on your own.  Hopefully they will be able to direct you.\n\nOtherwise, you may want to cross the boarder and move to NJ where it is a little bit cheaper *smile*\n\nI hope this helps.
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rent.com or go into google and put apartments for rent in long island
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http://www.ilrg.com/forms/lease.html
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try www.rent.com and do a search for the area
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1501 Broadway suite 1616\nNew York, NY 10036\n(212) 869-8899\n\nI guess you don't have a computer or you could have "Googled" it like I did
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http://www.hud.gov/local/mo/renting/tenantrights.cfm