Nobody Lives In NYC’s Strangest Townhouse… Would You?

[@BrianC815]

For $3500/month, I better be able to open my washer door all the way without hitting the can! 🤣

[@magical2022]

I know that's right😆

[@ginabonina6427]

A person would have to literally have to sit on the toilet to get the laundry because not only doesn't it fit, but the door opens on the wrong side.

[@laprincesadelavaja8294]

For real

[@KCD8595]

Lol

[@ybinteresting]

Exactly! I don’t know why they haven’t just put them up on a stand so that door opens above the toilet!

[@hollosphere]

Am I the only one who, upon seeing these subterranean units, immediately remembers the horrifying sight of water rushing down stairs into apartments during the rainy season? Another commenter made some great points about snow piling up on the stairs and other below-ground issues, as well. I don't think I'd choose to live below grade anywhere. That said, why I am even watching or commenting at all, I have no idea. Though I have loved my trips to New York, I have no intention of moving away from my secluded 20 acres in the mountains of California. How I have managed to become addicted to this NYC apartment hunting channel is a mystery. I blame Cash. It's so fun to get to tour all these corners of the city I'll never see, and Cash is great at guiding. 😘 For anyone actually apartment hunting, wow, I wish you good fortune in your search! These prices blow my mind.

[@AlexanderBlack1]

New York doesn’t have a rainy season… it’s also probably not an issue if located on higher ground. There are many parts of NYC which are low lying, often created via landfill, these areas flood. There are also many areas that are on pretty high ground, these don’t generally flood.

[@aprilsmith6587]

Ya. You can see the discolored walls outside where water was.

[@hollosphere]

@@aprilsmith6587 Yikes!!

[@lyncochran27]

I'm like you I will never live in New York but I love the videos. I live in California too I'm outside of LA

[@janetlynne3508]

Haha! Me, too! While I was born and raised just outside the city, and visit NY yearly, I’ve been in Phoenix the last 43 years. I love my Phoenix digs! But Cash has an addictive personality, and his channel is fun way to cure my boredom 😂😂😂

[@MegaSmiley]

It always bothers me that these tiny kitchens would waste so much space on a wine cooler.

[@iKumala]

If I was paying that much rent all that would go in the wine cooler would be bottled water.

[@DeidresTravelAdventures]

I agree! I'd much rather have the cabinet space. I've got to wonder though, do that many people drink that much wine in New York?

[@ginabonina6427]

Those wine fridges are to give the illusion of sophistication and help justify paying so much to live in shoebox.

[@dakers9906]

Agreed.!

[@pityparty9955]

If you’re drunk you won’t care

[@HaggisIsGross]

Gonna pass on all of them, thank you….. a landlord who would be so careless with such details as the washing machine actually useable is probably careless about a lot of other details you can’t see.

[@b1k2q34]

I still think it is better than no washer.

[@robertcolon6719]

I agree that was not properly done. How would someone think that would be ok?

[@kristienorsedragonwebber1328]

@@b1k2q34 fully agree. I can reach into the washer abyss with 1 arm. Better than dragging my shit to a laundromat.

[@b1k2q34]

@@Leslie_Knope I live nowhere near NYC. My mortgage on a 3 bed 2 bath is 572/mo. I'm good

[@valwolff551]

The basement apartments both have potential to be an AQUA LOUNGE after a heavy rain.

[@Ksnamaste]

The basement apt was definitely better but I’m concerned about rain. I lived in a basement for a while in Brooklyn and always dealt with flooding.

[@goingslightlymad7172]

That's a pretty scary outdoor spot! 😱 Stuff that nightmares are made of!😰

[@adc2327]

Don't start me. I used to think up horror movie scenarios. I haven't seen a horror movie in years. It didn't even cross my mind. Get the story board. How many characters? Call Rob Zombie!

[@iKumala]

so the monster would be the only person with access to the area, meaning whoever rents it. lol.

[@brooklynzone1769]

Nah that’s why you get that lite up with all lights

[@mariar3767]

@@iKumala the other apartments didnt had doors to the outdoor space but I dont see what stops anyone to use a window

[@ginabonina6427]

Back in the day you'd look up and see nothing but clothes lines & garbage cans and rats in that outdoor spot. That basement apt. is where the 'super' lived. And nowadays you have your ritzy toilet laundry and that high class wine cooler for entertaining only the most fit guests and the roommate you just placed an ad for.

[@forestrego4655]

The lower level apartments are hideous. In winter, when there are storms, you have to make sure building management cleans those steps so you can get in. The snow drifts would cause leaks around the window. My wife lived in a basement brownstone apartment in the 80s, it was horrid. The first apartment would not get any proper cross ventilation. It would be hot as anything in summer. The grill is absolutely illegal. The sounds bouncing off the masonry of the building walls would take away all privacy downstairs. Your neighbors might not like your music or parties. Also, being on the lower floors in the back you have to worry about people throwing garbage out the window. Since there is less access in the back, you can have issues with neighbors throwing things out the windows. I would not live there at all.

[@ramblingrose6967]

Throwing garbage out the window is so 1970s .

[@evieshore3270]

​@@ramblingrose6967 😂

[@dianeambrose683]

You make these videos interesting, Cash. You have natural charm that shines through. I hope life gives you all things good!

[@annthrockmorton1517]

"Natural charm!" Good term for it. I haven't been able to put it into words, myself, but definitely, that works!

[@magical2022]

@@annthrockmorton1517 Yes I agree those are on the money to describe Cash's personality!Lol😆see what I did there? cash and money I though it was funny

[@Bobrogers99]

Basement apartments are subject to flooding, rodents and insects, though the one with access to the air shaft is interesting. The one that is four flights up is for those who are physically fit, and they're going to have to remedy the washer-toilet conflict. Some may think that the location is worth the premium price, but I don't.

[@suzannecooke2055]

LOCATION???! This is located in the biggest sh*thole in the contiguous US. There is no job in the world that would make me want to live in NYC.

[@loristrout4741]

And it says only You have access but I have seen more movies of NY where people step out of a window to sit on the fire escape. Why not step out on to your neighbors so called private oasis that he decorated so you can use his grill. I think the grill has been there for a while. The tarp I bet is to cover either the homeless guy that found a hallway window or someone else covers their bike that they put out through the window.

[@kerrib1474]

Plus basement and sub level apts subject you to higher radon levels than you upper floor neighbors

[@vsoraya]

@@loristrout4741 I found this space kind of weird, no privacy at all.

[@g.t.8304]

I lived in NYC for seven years and I was a teacher, but never lived in apartments this small and terrible. I didn't have a roommate and I could afford a studio or one-bedroom. The landlords are going out of their minds with these rents. People should get out of Manhattan.

[@653j521]

Teachers earned a lot in NY, though, when the teachers' union was strong. And the pensions! Until they broke the bank retiring. It was a horrible job, with the legislature changing the rules almost every year, and all, but if you could stick it back then, and if you subbed in retirement, you did very well, indeed. I know someone who did that very thing. It ruined her health but she was determined not to give up or give in.

[@g.t.8304]

@@653j521 I was not a public school teacher in NYC.

[@michellejackson7293]

Wow

[@loristrout4741]

@@g.t.8304 You don't have to reveal how much your income was, but would you tell us a typical income level for a first year teacher in a private school? Please

[@vsoraya]

Totally agree.

[@Silversmoke1000]

Just found this channel. Having lived in Vegas for 56 years I can't believe the teeny, weeny spaces and the rents are absolutely mindblowingly expensive altho it's true that rents are starting to get a bit expensive here (but nothing like in NYC). What type of jobs do people have in NY that anyone could afford these spaces, even with roommates? Anyway, I enjoy seeing all the different neighborhoods and unusual apartments. Thanks for the fun presentations. I'll stay in Vegas for now.

[@thedeceiver5545]

Ambitious, highly educated and motivated kids move to NYC. They are the best and brightest from Stanford, Cal Tech, Harvard, etc. They are engineers at Google or Facebook.They are Vice Presidents at Visa. They are lawyers and Doctors. They are start up entrepreneurs. They artists of all kinds. They are not interested in living in places like Las Vegas or Atlanta.

[@Silversmoke1000]

@@thedeceiver5545 They must not have learned much in those pricey schools if they can't figure out they aren't getting much for their money. Most people want at least a little bang for their buck and also a decent and safe neighborhood. I'm not impressed at all with the institutions you mention or the businesses in which these people work. Everyone knows that Vegas is where the real money is and we don't need any more corporate drones here. Atlanta has space, lovely scenery and a thriving movie and music industry. Try to get your nose out of the air.

[@danadoozer9990]

@@thedeceiver5545 there's that elitist NYC attitude!🤣

[@tickedchick7416]

Your reaction to the tarp in the alley was priceless! It made me imagine this scenario on "Law and Order." Love your videos!

[@ElleBrOw]

Tuned in ☕️ I love the city in the early morning. It feels so good to have an entire city to yourself 💞

[@debefeldman]

Agree. Early morning has the breakfast at Tiffany vibe 🥰

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Early morning pretty much anywhere is the best time of day.

[@ElleBrOw]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Ok

[@berthubbardt.o.o.c7314]

Your content keeps getting better as the Apartments get worse lol. The basement Apartment with the outdoor space is the only one I would want. I bet that Apartment would have been $600 less a year ago. You are a rock star.

[@citibear57]

"Your content keeps getting better as the Apartments get worse lol." Awesome comment! 👍😂

[@nikkimcdonald4562]

The apartment with the outdoor space was weird, I could see other tenants using it via their windows.

[@janus9824]

$3350 for that basement spot? Whose responsibility is it to clear all the snow that will fall down there in the winter? 6:10 huge no. Having the entrance in the kitchen is a no. 8:46 😂. For that much money that’s a huge no. 9:08 The door to the bathroom is next to the fridge. Another huge no. Also zero counter space in that kitchen. All these Manhattan apartments are so depressing and boring. They all have the same exact Home Depot contractor special. The doors, door casing, flint blocks, flutes and rosaries, wall color, are all the same.

[@tmacfan16]

Finally someone else says it. I've watched a hundred cash videos every apt is the exact same

[@TaraSL8r]

That outdoor space with the grill could be cool with some hanging patio lights and furniture. I dig it!

[@Gizathecat2]

A fourth floor walk-up with inaccessible laundry equipment taunting you every time you use the throne? No thank-you! The other two were okay, but I’ve heard about New York’s rodent and bug problems. So no thanks. I used to live in Seattle on Capitol Hill which has a population density close to that of parts of New York and looked at a basement apartment. It had evidence of mold on the walls! Yuck!

[@pulledintolettinggo]

Oh man. Yes! I lived in Seattle for nearly 10 years after spending a year in Chicago. Seattle is notorious for mold!

[@maddscientist3170]

that was the 5th floor....& no elevator

[@puzzodr]

‘Taunting you’..lol

[@loristrout4741]

Now a lot of dryers have a door that can go on either way. I wonder if a washer could? And still be water tight.

[@loristrout4741]

@@maddscientist3170 they are called walk ups and I think he said 4 floor. Not my cup of tea. Bad back legs knees hips. In fact I was OPERATED on this morning.

[@dougjohnson5487]

As others point out the basement apt is dangerous for flooding, public urinators in the stair well, snow clearance and mice/rats. The long way climbing stairs is only for the young and fit. The "bad" bathroom/WD set up could be solved by switching the toilet and the sink which doesn't extend out as far. Doesn't Cash have any nice apts that aren't fouled up re models of 120 year old buildings? What about Queens?

[@sinash]

" public urinators in the stair well,.."-- HA! Now, that's VERY true! I've done it once myself because I REALLY, REALLY, REALLY, had to go and it seemed as if cops and people were everywhere! You're the first one that has pointed this out! Yep... that would be a GREAT concern!

[@suzettekath9860]

The basement one would be easier on me. Plus, if one can get help and some double layered plastic wrap. One could make a nice lil garden with flowers and bushes in that middle section. I could let my cats be outside and not worry about them running off. That other one, I like the deep windows. Perfect spot for my cats to sleep.

[@saulgoodman2018]

I don't think he landlord would allow you to make a garden.

[@user-wo7dl6tb2q]

@Suzette Kath u must’ve missed the cockroach & RAT TRAPS in that horrid outdoor space. Plus when it rains it’s not gonna be pretty back there.

[@suzettekath9860]

@@user-wo7dl6tb2q There is always going to be need for those traps as long as folks live in that crowded of spaces.

[@mariar3767]

@@suzettekath9860 at least cats will not be bored , always something to chase

[@sandyrose2398]

@@saulgoodman2018 Landlords don't like upgrades to their already-perfect apartments/outdoor spaces.

[@secolerice]

My claustrophobia kicked in big time watching this! My vote is No, No, and No!

[@jackiemarshall3711]

Good morning Cash. I like the basement apartment the best, the 4th floor is out #1 because it's on the 4th floor and the layout is terrible, I truly hope they take the laundry out of the bathroom and this one is definitely for someone who doesn't cook often. Hope all is well, looking forward to seeing the family soon.

[@22kiki22]

i like the first one (if it doesn't flood). The outside would be great for bike storage and an outdoor kitchen.

[@s.masson8263]

The washing machine hitting the toilet is classic.

[@tratrascrazylife6147]

I am like one of your biggest fans from Texas!!! I absolutely LOVEEEEE your videos of the City!!! Is there anyway you could do a video on How NYers actually move?? Like do they use moving companies, a step by step on how u go about getting everything on and running, just really a HOW TO move to NYC from other places??? So many questions stay in my head when I watch these like how in the world do they get furniture across the city?!?!? Just stuff like that!!! Keep up the AWESOME videos!!!

[@jeanhansel5805]

I hope there's security lighting for those basement apartments. I'd be very nervous coming home late at night if that area has no good lighting. I was surprised to see those old outside mailboxes. Tenants in those apartments would definitely need to have security cameras.

[@lisad1655]

Yep,my thoughts exactly! Only 2 units on the bottom,real easy for someone to break in the windows. I wouldn't want to live on the bottom floor anywhere,too risky. Definitely need security cameras and I would get a dog too as an extra security measure. Those were ok apartments,but I wouldn't live in any of them especially the walk up with no elevator. Too hard if carrying groceries or boxes. I am sure they will be lived in soon.

[@shirleyshirley4188]

I would like to have seen how they got that washer and dryer in that last place.

[@jinisteffani8035]

if they can get it in there...they can get it out....

[@shirleyshirley4188]

@@jinisteffani8035 haha Yep

[@angierecovering_clutterer2434]

Thanks for the lock-and-key jingle! My favorite apartment-related ASMR!!!!!! 😁

[@mugglescakesniffer3943]

Again he walks away from the Krispy Kreme with the hot doughnut light on. Amazing.

[@meryldanziger4870]

Great job as always, Cash! I just can't get past no people on the streets!

[@villain1813]

Man I don’t know where Cash gets these apartments. To anyone not from NYC, I swear the apartments aren’t all this crappy. Some of the regulars will tell you we have pretty nice apartments for less than what these go for, even in Manhattan.

[@villain1813]

@Weird Gardener 🌱 Yup. Even Manhattan.

[@southernhippie9058]

Honestly I would hide up those steps to the 4th floor with my choice of those apartments. Not a fan of steps but I have dealt with flooding and those apartments look like they would flood if a storm came through that dumped a few inches of rain.

[@dianem1952]

It’s ‘Thank heaven for Seven Eleven’!! Really old ad campaign. Hi from Boston!

[@fernkitty]

I am too old at this point for a 5th fl walk up. And way too much of a diva to want to deal with a basement apartment - although those were nicer. Can't believe that w/d set up on the 3rd apt! 😂

[@BETH..._...]

I'll pass on all 3 today. Basement possibility of flooding, rodents trash/ debris. A fourth floor walk up with a weird bathroom set up; can't access one of the units and a tall person would be most uncomfortable on the the throne.

[@forestrego4655]

The rats at night would eat right through the screens even. Happened with my wife's former brownstone apartment.

[@BETH..._...]

@@forestrego4655 😳 wowzzers! Thanks for confirming my suspicion!

[@aricarly]

I live in a terraced house that resembles a brownstone... and the first floor/street level is unlivable. Like, there are rats there, mold on the walls, high humidity. This was my grandparents house, and due to not having enough money to fully renovate it, my parents could only fix the third floor, which is where I live. Some people say why don't my parents rent the lower level, and the answer is we don't want anyone suffering and getting ill there.

[@Mikidy303]

Cash lives on energy drinks. They also preserve and fuel his enthusiasm for NY apartments.

[@itsnotme07]

If I was to rent one of these...I'd go with that first one. Creepy outdoor space...but it's all yours...in a voyeuristic way with others being able to watch you sit with your friends/family grilling, complaining about never seeing the sun... haha. Course there is the threat of flooding....as someone who's lived in the basement before, I know this is reality. Guess that's what renters and flood insurance are for? Haha.

[@bryduhbikeguy]

The washer/dryer weren't pushed back against the wall due to remodeling.I liked the 'courtyard bbq area',and the 2nd apt better.I didn't take into account the snow being plowed into the stairwells.The 3rd had the best living area and bedroom size,plus 3 ft.'balcony'.4 damned flights of stair though...

[@musicandfaith]

One of the basement flats would be my preference. I think I liked the first one a little better, however, I like the idea of the kitchen separating the the bedroom and the common space on the second one.

[@Randy8923]

I like the top floor living but I like the layout of the first basement apt best. Enjoyed. I could deal with the washing machine door, Better then no in house laundry.

[@kleshreen]

The breakfast/coffee stand right there outside Madison Square Park has great food, there's a chicken spot across the street that's really good, and I can't believe you didn't point out the Harry Potter store next door! lol

[@tristinajones9189]

Love your tour of NYC only been there once 30 yrs ago, want to go back really e joy watching you!!!❤

[@ChefJohnnyCia06]

Too expensive. For that price I can get a 5000 sq.ft house with 6 master bedrooms/ bathrooms and walk-in closet for under that price at a mortgage rate and still have some left over in North Dallas

[@lhmcd5538]

Hi Cash, I’ve noticed a change in you. I hope you are doing ok? Just know I’m here to support you as I enjoy your videos. My concern is from Sydney Australia so I really wish you and your family very well. I hope I’m wrong. Thank you. May everyone you love and you yourself please take care and stay safe.

[@robertcolon6719]

I noticed that too. He is not as spirited as he has been in. Hope the issues in NY are not creating problems. Prayers to Cash and his family

[@SD-nh5yr]

Hi Cash! The first appartment, what happens when it rains or snows...I didn't see drainage?

[@jurianna1740]

I prefer the first apartment. Although it is small but I can use the front & back outdoor space to grow plants, vegetables or fruits. 😉☺️😊

[@laprincesadelavaja8294]

$3,500 to have the shit from the bathroom 🚽 mixed in with your food smells right in the kitchen and not even be able to do laundry 🧺 since the washer is blocked by the toilet. So not worth it. I can’t believe people pay this price.

[@wpeters4361]

No way I'd pay $3500 to have to walk up 5 flights of stairs every day.

[@DonnKnee]

When Cash saw the tarp, I thought I was going to hear the opening theme song to Law & Order SVU. Lol

[@figmo397]

The second apartment was the best one. It had the biggest bedroom. That weird ground space wasn't worth an extra $200/month, and the upper place with no dishwasher and the insufficient clearance for the washer was just wrong.

[@lauriemorris9175]

The first apartment, the creepy front entrance, the creepy underground cave with the creepy outside space...nooooo thank you.The second one wasn't much better; all three are Frankenflats.

[@lisad1655]

Lol,Frankenflats! I cracked up so hard. I haven't heard the term before and am stealing it. So true though,the courtyard area was creepy and dark in the first apartment. Good comment😂😂

[@lauriemorris9175]

@@lisad1655 Haha, I wish I could take credit for the term 'Frankenflat' but I stole it from someone else. Enjoy! :-)

[@Samtasticlife37]

I love this 1st place and would totally rent it with that amazing outdoor area.

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

That washer shown in the beginning was ridiculous!

[@RealConstructor]

The problem of the washer door has cheap and easy fix, so no stopper at all. You put the washer on a riser especially for washing machines. You’ll have those with a drawer also, to store the detergent and fabric softener. It is a sort of table of 1 foot high. In Europe it’ll cost about €60 (€70 with a drawer), which is about $65 and $75. In that case the door will turn above the toilet seat, it won’t bump into it. And your washing machine is more easily reachable, you won’t have to kneel all the way to the floor. Or in this case sit in an uncomfortable position on the toilet. And a front loading dryer (stacked on top of a washer) is still accessible for normal sized persons.

[@djr4283]

I always wanted to live in New York yrs ago but too old now but like watching your channel, gives me a idea what it would be like plus keeps the crazy of this world off my brain for awhile

[@jessicab743]

I like the way you give ideas on how to use the space. good stuff

[@dee_mcgee11]

"I guess that makes this a budget friendly place." 🤣🤣🤣

[@davidnichols4675]

Wow, the prices! I I have a 3 bedroom 2 bath house with an acre of land in Asheville NC. Smack into the mountains. Real-estate is skyrocketing here. Then I see what is available what you are showing. I quit bitching about this area. Love your videos my friend. You do a fantastic job!

[@dinnazaratan5479]

Love this area. Thanks for featuring it.

[@alexeypopov7703]

The basement apartments are better layout-wise, but the floods and freezing winters will get to you. The 4th floor apartment has a laundry issue, so unless those who are remodeling it will come up with new bathroom and laundry appliances, and move the laundry unit elsewhere, it's going to be a problem. Manhattan's got some interesting apartments for sure.

[@craiggillett5985]

Is definitely take the basements over the one with the balcony. I like th one with the ‘private’ out door area. You’re right, that would be very cool with lights and plants and out door furnishings

[@missyl7676]

I liked the first one with the outdoor space. 😊

[@HappyComfort]

That last toilet/laundry arrangement is so janky! WoW! Interesting video tho’! Thanks! 👍🙂

[@allie4656]

First one. I like the private outdoor space. My dog is shy about using the restroom, so a fo grass potty area would be amazing and the only way we could actually live in NYC.

[@THEDISH54]

My 1st apt was in GRAMERCY and it was on the top floor of a 6th floor walk up & had 2 flights to each floor and I maintained my weight at 115lbs & didn’t need a gym. Lol My rent was 400 for a small 1 bedroom apt with a bathroom off the kitchen and those smells DO NOT GO TOGETHER EVER! Kept this apartment from 1982 to 1997 & then moved to a large studio with my ex & 3 year old and then transferred to a one bedroom in a year to the Upper West Side. Have been living in NYC now for 40 years & “I LOVE NY!”

[@GothicaBeauty]

Well that’s the funniest looking bidet I’ve seen in the 3rd apartment!!

[@donairsauce2496]

damn as a mailman nyc seems like such a stressful yet cool place to deliver the mail

[@jc-fd9wj]

Try the cherry NAS drink..that one reminds me of a cherry ICEE ..Nostalgia 🍒

[@buyerclub2]

Thanks for making me happy that I am living in Andover. 🙂

[@whitneybrown4067]

This is Gonna B so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍….

[@patriciamorris471]

I love the brick work in the older buildings. I've always wanted to visit NYC watching these videos help. Can't believe the price of these units.

[@HoosierSHU]

The basement with the outdoor space is definitely the best.

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

No, I would not live in any of those places assuming I could even afford it. Strange layout especially when you can barely open the drier in front of the commode. No elevator is a deal breaker for any one with a trick knee like me. Cash, I loved it when you freaked out over a tarp by a grill. It wouldn't have been funny if you had suddenly been strangled by a homeless monster who barbecues God knows what. Glad you're well and able to continue your hilarious videos. Thanks again, Cachet!

[@sarahk8758]

Yeah…I’ll keep my top floor 1 bedroom apartment in Astoria for nearly $2k less than these, and with more space lmao. You couldn’t pay me to live in a basement apartment

[@MissBe737]

The bathroom is the nicest thing about that apartment. Still can't believe they charge that much

[@obuswolf]

Within twenty seconds you see what these NYC landlords be doing with their buildings. "How do you do laundry?" 😂😂😂

[@ElleBrOw]

For an extra $20 bucks on rent, when you power up the laundry the toilet slides back far enough to allow the door to fully open 😂

[@donnapaquette9231]

I subscribed a few days ago.,I love your videos! You and your family are beautiful!! 🥰

[@moniqueengleman873]

I live in 186sq ft in a tiny house on wheels. There is plenty of room. But my shower and washer dryer is outside. I live in an Ancient Redwood Forest in the mountains. I love my country life.

[@zw3565]

I can't believe people want to live this way and are willing and or able to pay this much to do so.

[@thunderousapplause]

Hmm, I ordered new glasses frames today and I chose yellow. I love them they’re fabulous and now I realize, maybe it’s because you always use yellow? And the cover of the book I’m reading right now that’s exclnt, is yellow. Who knows what influences us? PS if I were living in New York again I would definitely contact you. Los Angeles needs a rental realtor like you, Cash.

[@jenniferw1570]

We don't have a washer/dryer or dishwasher but I suddenly feel pretty good about living in a 2 bedroom house on plenty of land, with a garden, fire pit, just steps from the ocean with a terrific view and it's $450. a month.

[@123RADIOactive]

4:13 it was probably a human shaped sink sprayer down there under that tarp 😜 lol

[@kenscales4992]

YIKES !!! I thought Boston was overpriced. Hell No to New York apartments.

[@sandyrose2398]

The apartment where the toilet meets the washer door --- is interesting. They should remove the toilet - and renters could pee and defecate in the washer - which would give more space for a folding table to hold ur personal items. Scary and very expensive apartments.

[@aliciatalentsgalore]

Love this comment and I'm a New Yorker! 🤣🤣♥️

[@meredithheath5272]

🤣🤯🤣

[@jacryan2004]

That would be so amazing to decorate :) to be honest it looks fun... an interior decorator would have so much fun

[@melissareid640]

Cash and Coffee ☕☕ how was the basement apartment better. Creepy under the stairs and winter snow?

[@georgiasmith64]

The second apartment is better because I've never been keen on a basement apartment.... to easy to have someone break into. The third apartment would be okay when they fix the laundry situation in the bathroom.

[@wiara5259]

Thank you for the dedication to get these camera angles 😂you put your camera down then walk back to pick it up just so we can see you walk

[@barb679]

absolutely mind blowing what they get for rent ! YIKES !

[@dinodesantis2976]

I think climbing all those stairs qualifies as a work out. It may be the start of a new you!!!

[@teenarobben6640]

Basement… the pipes heard all.. including bathroom habits 🤔

[@maetes]

When will they actually finish renovating the FIB? The scaffolding has been on the building since at least 2019 or 2020.

[@Evy42]

Great videos as always 👍🏼

[@rubywingo6030]

Lol! The shots of you walking with your backpack looks like one of my kids!😂

[@stevecollins6858]

Boom! found you after someone recommended you when I commented on a video on the Erik Conover channel. I said how nice it would be to view a realistic apartment and to include some of the surrounding area. And bingo you are exactly what I was looking for!! Eric's property tours are getting more and more expensive and I find them boring now. Like museum's. Plus he never looks at the local areas.

[@demijour1234]

The electrical outlet near the outside BBQ patio door can be used for your vacuum when you need to vacuum?

[@tmoore7049]

Love your videos!

[@oGPoLa]

The man Cash is back 🙌

[@calicojungle4983]

Dude, thank you for the current listings! My old hood!

[@CatsPajamas23]

You had me at "bagels". 🤗

[@YT4Me57]

Basement apartments in New York brownstones were designed as servants' entrances and contained the bowels of the building: furnace, working kitchen, laundry garbage collection and a small bedroom or two for the live in staff. It wasn't designed for convenience or beauty. They flood in the spring and snow is a major problem in the winter. There isn't much to be done to improve them for modern use. No thanks.