Nobody Should Rent This NYC Apartment…

[@taterkaze9428]

Asking ~$2,700 to $3,000+ for these apartments is silly, but the real problem is we've got solid visual evidence the owner doesn't maintain them. And even worse, the owner doesn't care. We can't see even the slightest attempt at cosmetic improvement. Almost $3,000 for a windowless bedroom? More than $3,000 for a gas pipe running through your kitchen? How is this landlord on pest control? Where is building garbage stored? How will he respond to water leaks or electrical problems? Speaking of buildings burning down, how old is the wiring? I smell gas just looking at that last apartment's kitchen. Major red flags. Alert flashing red! I wouldn't touch any of them.

[@ShortRound42]

Spot on. They're all illegally sized for their respective rooms and living rooms too. Right about the landlords. If these are the conditions, imagine when you have an issue, they're gonna' take forever to address it.

[@nyc_shots]

The apartments look beautiful

[@ShortRound42]

@@nyc_shots LOL, they are soooo beautiful. Thx for the laugh...lol.

[@dontsettlefor500mill]

NEW YORK, NEW YOOOOOOOOORK!!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@j.kristineemmons]

Great questions to ask, before renting anything. It doesn't matter how cheap something is either, it at least needs to be habitable.

[@fernkitty]

The fact that Cash makes a point of HANGING UP HIS BACKPACK instead of setting it on the counter tells you all you need to know. Cue the giant roaches.

[@MadAudi]

I thought that too.

[@angelicaangelica8584]

I was waiting for it 😆

[@maggieb4416]

🪳🪳🪳👀

[@fernkitty]

@@maggieb4416 😂😂😂

[@Catmoore60]

Hey, if they’re willing to help out with the rent, I’d just sleep under a mosquito net and share.

[@Forgetmenot909]

Former tenant of that first apartment you showed. Actually shared it with someone to harden the blow of the price. I had to ask for a lock because they said I didn’t need one, they refused to lower the rent during quarantine because they said it was already discounted, and the worse of all was the mouse problem due to the hoarder who passed away upstairs. A mouse everyday at the end of my time there. I saw someone mention it was a depressing apartment and it truly was. I ended up packing my bags and lived with a friend two months before my lease ended because I was so disgusted.

[@j.kristineemmons]

Sounds like an idiot scumlord. I think you could have taken legal action. Rodent urine and feces (and the dust from it) can be lethal, therefore, this unit was not habitable. NYC has some pretty great laws to protect renters.

[@LeeRoggy]

Cash, a very simple thing . . . if this is how the apartments look while trying to rent, why would I assume the guy will repair or replace anything in a timely manner? Those apartments are HORRENDOUS compared to all the refurbished ones you usually show.

[@nyc_shots]

Those apartments were beautiful lol

[@TheJson8]

Exactly good luck in having anything fixed if this is his idea of good

[@citibear57]

The homeless in my city would refuse to live in these dumps ...if they could even afford their outrageous rents.

[@aviajarehema7393]

Ugly outdated apartments!👎👎👎 First one is so-so 😭🙍; second is ilky (the bathroom door hits the refridgerator: NASTY!)😷😨; third one a little better, but still questionable. ☹😕

[@aviajarehema7393]

PLEASE DON'T RENT THESE! Thank you for your support. 🤣

[@Bexx74]

Contrary to the video title, the fact that these have not rented is proof NYers DO have standards. Those apartments are terrible. Lol. But i still enjoyed seeing them.

[@a-a-ron642]

People have lived in it before though, and some people definitely are gonna rent them

[@SamSung-ww3rp]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I agree!

[@paulsuprono7225]

@@SamSung-ww3rp ME TOO 😬 😎 🇺🇸

[@starfire9214]

This worth $750

[@hayleyengel426]

I live in the San Francisco Bay Area where rent is really expensive… but watching these videos makes me feel better about what I have to pay 😂

[@joymae]

I feel Sf was worse, I’ve lived in both

[@olleheyb]

Girl, we got SROs out here going for $1200/month. SF is just as bad, if not worse, than NYC.

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

Hi buddy! I am here in North Beach....🌉

[@tw1758]

I live in Minneapolis, MN and id only have to pay 700 a month for an apartment like this.

[@tatsf]

Yeah, SF here as well, from NYC decades ago. Now I think that SF is actually worse than NYC as far as rents, but these units were in the East Village right by St Marks, so I guess that's why they're so expensive for so very little. Myself, as an older person, I'd choose Queens or Brooklyn in a minute for more space and more affordable prices!

[@TowManDave00]

I think this is the most rundown building I have seen on your channel so far ....The first apartment was an $800 unit at best!

[@CynLG]

Where I live, it would rent for $350/month

[@michaelmereday6791]

Not for that area

[@marywood8794]

@@CynLG I want to move to where you live! Lol

[@catt1003]

@@CynLG Same here. Maybe $395 with water included.

[@LT-hg7fc]

Wow.....all were nasty. I can't imagine the location would be worth living there but that's just me.

[@mariadagostinohannam7410]

Well, this is what i used to think that most NYC apts were like till I started watching your videos! Now I know better. These don’t appear very clean or maintained and I’d think most would like to live further out in something more livable ….and commute. Great content as usual, Cash!

[@AnnieNYC1]

Old and small does not need to mean icky and undermaintained. Many apartments are cramped and have 'inventive' layouts, but these three are off the charts icky, let alone for the asking price. Half of the asking price will be more like it.

[@Whisperwomaneq2]

LOL! I have to admit, I have always thought the average NY apt would like these as well. That is why I got addicted to watching Cash, he shows us Midwesterners a new and different side to NY.

[@owenhollifield5201]

Love this channel. I can tour New York without paying the air fare! 😁

[@joannelucille]

Those units need a lot of work 😳 But I appreciate your effort not to give them negative reviews!

[@say_what_again]

Those apartments are absolute holes in the wall. The actual audacity of landlords thinking they deserve the asking prices for them is what boggles my mind. Great video as always Cash!

[@Bobrogers99]

The prices must be based on the location, because otherwise you'd have to be desperate to consider any of them. The rooms are cramped with minimal kitchens and closets, and some have little natural light. All of them have grody grout in the bathrooms. In the same price range we've seen larger, brighter, cleaner units just a subway stop or two away.

[@marig9236]

its not hard for the landlord to fix the grout. at all. or jsut retile the whole bathroom

[@EMSpdx]

EXACTLY. the landlord is charging according to area, not actual condition.

[@Bobrogers99]

@@marig9236It's not a huge expense, and the fact that the landlord hasn't done it does not bode well.

[@yadayada752]

@@marig9236 and if they're trying to rent without simple fixes tells you how they will fix any other problems you might have.

[@aviajarehema7393]

@@marig9236 The Landlord probably expects the tenant to do the repairs, and NO reimbursements!

[@preetis6246]

The landlord is delusional about the prices for such dated apartments. He could spend a few thousand to make some updates and recoup via rent he’s asking. Kitchen: new cabinets, countertop, sink and faucet from Home Depot, builder grade will work. Bathroom: good cleaning, new caulk around tub and sink. Refinish all wood floors and new paint.

[@msmichele-chooseJOY]

The best thing about this video was your T-shirt 😁. I do love your positive attitude and how you are able to turn negatives into positives.

[@valerieschoen7494]

I’m not too picky, but gunk around the edge of the tub is a deal breaker.

[@mixedspleens]

Seriously, and re-caulking is one of the easiest, cheapest and most basic things the landlord could have done to turn around the apartment.

[@roadweary5252]

If you take down the wall between the rooms in the last apartment you could make a studio - far more space to work with.

[@RebekahCurielAlessi]

I thoughta that, cuz it's got nice light.

[@marynamurray9385]

Yuck, all these apartments are awful and clearly show that the owner's have no respect for tenants and their investments. Imagine the struggle to get anything repaired by these landlords! It also looks as if this can be a noisy location and those burglar bars are the pits - I'd rather go to a real prison. Your 'mint' t-shirt is great and you are a walking advertisement for your business Cash!

[@mrswjr4061]

Landlords are not all big, rich, mean corporate giants. A lot of landlords are small investors and won’t realize much profit until they pay off that 30-year mortgage or sell the place. Those apartments might be ugly but they are clean and functional and the landlord sounds like he is trying to get the market price, not swindle anyone. I am not sure what investment a tenant really is making when he can just walk away with no responsibility after all the wear and tear they put on the place.

[@suzettekath9860]

These are not as bad as the ones that a certain slumlord by the name of Laxman S. Sundae had in the Twin Cities. I visited one lil over 30 years ago that was for sale. It was better to buy it for the land, tear down the house and put a new one there.

[@mrswjr4061]

@Heartsongsutube Don’t New Yorkers know how to negotiate? When a landlord is willing to take offers, you can offer to re-caulk the tub or paint the walls in lieu (or in part) of a deposit. That’s what we do where I live. I once managed to avoid a $250 deposit because the apartment wasn’t move-in ready and I told the owner I would clean the place myself. You can buy bleach and caulk for the bathtub at the dollar store.

[@aviajarehema7393]

@Nexu 🤣🤣🤣😂😉👍👍👍👍👍

[@MelanaC]

You have to be one of - if not THE BEST - New York KZbinrs right now! I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - I would watch you tour and review a CVS aaaand then listen while you read the receipt! Your dynamic recording & editing style and dedication to showing the absolute best of every NY neighbourhood is why we watch!! I live in Scotland and unless my life changes *really* dramatically then I will never be in a position to live in New York…. But if I ever do I will definitely call you up to sort out my new home 👍🏼👻

[@Redhollow]

Lol I wouldn't pay more than 1,800 for those first two places. And that's taking location into consideration.

[@JosephCoates]

When I see apartments with such odd layouts, I wonder to myself when was this design ever a good idea? Why build buildings with such unusable space?

[@panamasrose]

It's greedy landlords chopping them up to get ridiculously high rents.

[@kateg7298]

Hey, Cash. These apartments are creepy af. So, I have to ask...you've seen about every apartment in Manhattan at this point and it's almost Halloween. Could you give us your best "Oh hell no, I'm never going back to that building again, it's haunted" stories or "Oh sh*t, what do you mean the renter left at 3m and left all their stuff" stories? Great video, thanks. I'd bid on those apartments by taking out a digit in the middle, personally. Kind of like The Price Is Right.

[@AnnieNYC1]

there were those dungeon-like ones ... creepy as heck.

[@kateg7298]

@@AnnieNYC1 Good point. You know there have to be buildings where agents dread going in them.

[@robertharris4100]

Cash, I've watched every single video you have posted; since the very beginning of your apt video career. This is the first video that I won't bother watching to the end. Had to cut it off at the beginning of the 3rd apt; so I guess I watched most of it. These are slum Lord owned apartments & I deplore slum Lord's who are taking advantage of the people of NY who are struggling financially. The slum Lord's could easily renovate the kitchens & bathrooms, give the apartments a proper cleaning and make them nice enough to rent to people they actually care about. These apartments are depressing. With that said, you'll have multiple young people sharing these dwellings to make ends meet & to keep from being homeless; struggling artists and the like. I've gotten myself worked up, not one of me best Cash Jordan experiences today. Through no fault of your own. Just the cold reality of City living.

[@rsmith1863]

100 bucks max, slumlord needs to clean and fix them up. Bring them into this century, the kitchens are horrible and all I could think of was the movie "Welcome to Joe's apartment". Seriously, the homeless have better apartments then these.

[@angelicaangelica8584]

Right ! Can you imagine coming home at night and flipping on the lights 😳😬

[@rsmith1863]

@@angelicaangelica8584 Exactly my thought, (que: horror movie music)....😱😱😱😱😱

[@embrown9042]

For those of us who remember that show you are ' right on the money,' with that comment. Is it safe to say that that apartment was more appealing than what we witnessed? 🙂

[@jgeorgetx]

Those apartments have an air of doom and despair. Cramped, dark, and depressing, not to mention sketchy cleaning in the bathrooms (the tub in the last one - yikes!). The long dark hallway in the last one - are we sure evil spirits aren’t hiding there?

[@patriciamoore6492]

I'm glad the owner recognized you as someone who can give him good advice. I enjoy watching your videos. The neighborhood comments crack me up!

[@berthubbardt.o.o.c7314]

Do you miss your old office ? The first apartment is only worth $1600 and it sucks #2 is less depressing but it still sucks #3 is also a no go , but it is better . It has been a joy watching you become a professional KZbinr and influencer . Much continued success .

[@goingslightlymad7172]

I just gained 10 pounds watching this vid! So many choices for food & drink! You couldn't even toast a Pop Tart with that counter space (the first apartment)! The gas meter makes me nervous too! Yikes. It makes you wonder what these landlords are smoking to expect that much rent $$$$! :)

[@EMSpdx]

To be slightly fair to the landlords, it's the neighborhood and taxes. I love NY, it's my home, but the taxes are no joke, and labor costs are very serious, and people now love the East Village (to death- for a long time this was a lower income neighborhood). That said, the subway is a thing, and Cash & his team can hook us up with nicer apartments in that price point.

[@georgehsu1085]

I love this Halloween episode of haunted apartments!

[@aviajarehema7393]

🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

[@stepchildofsoul]

I wouldn't rent any of these, just based on the owner's apparent attitude on spending a dime on any amount of appeal. How does someone like this cheap-out when a repair is needed? Paint and cleaning would go a long way. Updating the fixtures has to be less expensive, long-term, than paying mortgages and taxes on unrented space. I understand that things are worth what someone will pay, but anyone who watches your videos has seen a hundred better deals.

[@yadayada752]

Habitat for Humanity has a location in NYC. They resale all kinds of things that the landlord could get cheap to remodel, sink sprayers, better cabinets, etc.

[@LillianHenegar]

The landlord won't even pay for electricity so Cash can have light to show the apartment. That bugs me.

[@billcoda9171]

The neighborhood is great. But, the apartments are priced too high.

[@suzettekath9860]

That is why the owner asked Cash on what price they should go for. And he passed that question onto us.

[@tracymorgan5386]

Things are really going well for you Cash. That’s wonderful especially for your family.

[@panamasrose]

I truly cannot imagine a native New Yorker renting one of these. We know about different boroughs with easy access to the city. Out-of-towners are welcome to them. The first one isn't even a bedroom because it has no window. Isn't it illegal if he's advertising that as a one-bedroom apartment?

[@fernkitty]

I do believe it is illegal. But good luck getting anyone to enforce that. And you're right, native NY'ers would never.

[@nellieryen4019]

Definitely illegal

[@andrewbrendan1579]

Thank you, Cash, for showing even the not-good apartments. It helps your viewers to be even more educated about what to rent and what not to rent. These apartments might be useful for someone who plans to live in them for no more than a year, a transitional housing situation.

[@aviajarehema7393]

THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY (AND these are definitely the latter!) 🤣🐴🐎🎶

[@mancello]

When the medicine cabinet is the best feature of the apartment you know you're screwed!🤪

[@aviajarehema7393]

LOL! True. Then...why stop there with the medicine cabinet? The rest of the apartment needs a complete overhauling. In this case: Go Big or DON'T AT ALL! (FORGET about the medicine cabinet then!)

[@jeansiegel4128]

As in Briarwood where we used to live, we had bars on the windows. Nope. Any place with bars just doesn’t cut it for me, Thankfully I’m old enough now to be retired and own a home. Had a home before retirement too. Save, save save. That’s my old college nabe. 13th & 5th.

[@aipo86t]

Sad thing is that all these apartments are so much better than my first apt I rented in the 1970s. My first apartment the bathroom had a toilet and tub. no sink or mirror in fact no plaster on the walls just bare lath, all the plaster had fallen off. But it was only $110 a month, a week’s wages for me at the time (about $700 to $1000 now) of course that was almost 50 years ago. If these are some of the worst apartments on the market that is not that bad. Too expensive, but not bad.

[@aipo86t]

@Heartsongsutube I lived in that apartment for 10 years. The building sold and when I got married the landlords wife made her husband fix the whole apartment while we were on our honeymoon. It wasn't bad after that, though the rent did go up. Now I'm gainfully retired living in a paid for house.

[@LS-ny8mr]

I grew up in the south side of Chicago & that apartment is a south side $600 special

[@denisebennett3144]

How depressing. If you weren’t depressed before you moved in you would be after. Especially for those ridiculous prices.

[@ryang183]

My only problem is that the bathroom is next to the kitchen. If it stinks, good luck eating. If your man is in the john and you're looking through the fridge, there's a dilemma. Nevertheless, love the content Cash!

[@MrPaulArens]

Realistically, you are not meant to eat anything in those apartments. The kitchens make them legal apartments and can be used to reheat but you are saving your money on these places so you can eat out all of the time. These are the worst impacted places by the work from home trend.

[@ryang183]

@@MrPaulArens Right. But If you're renting in NYC, you probably won't have the capital to buy food so you make it since u can stretch a dollar and live. So this conversation we're having is paradoxical.

[@aviajarehema7393]

@@MrPaulArens No food, no life. 🤢😟😧

[@DonnKnee]

As soon as Cash walked into the first building, I knew it was going to be a disaster. It was such an unwelcoming entrance. And that's putting it nicely lol.

[@lynnebacchus6689]

Your tours of the local neighborhood before the apartment showings are so interesting. Thank you for the wonderful videos. I enjoy your humor!!!!!

[@majorcynic]

OMG Cashew, I feel like I need to take a shower after seeing those apartments! The irony is that if the landlord literally regrouted the kitchens and the bathrooms, it would be a big improvement. You have shown us better places than that for less! The only thing they have going for them is that there in the East Village! Love Mamoun's.

[@aviajarehema7393]

And don't forget the Fels-Naptha Laundry Soap! 🤣😂

[@Bexx74]

Notice how he never puts his bag on the floor or the counter. 😅 yea i wouldnt either Cash. Might bring home some little friends w you.

[@ba8501]

I can just tell that those places have a rodent and or roach problem!

[@MamaCarola1]

What horrible sad apartments. The landlord is absolutely delusional if he thinks he should charge that amount for rent. I wouldn't even rent any of them. The neighborhood is phenomenal for food options. I have no clue how you can work so close by & still be thin Cash! In a couple of years the Wegmans will be opening so there will be a great option for groceries. & didn't Amazon take some of the upper floors in that building? If you're going & into partying St Mark's Place is where you want to be

[@emmabh2166]

Thankyou for your videos, keeping me entertained, dreaming about these beautiful homes from the UK

[@j134679]

Beautiful?

[@jillwiegand4257]

Soooooo, the 2nd one is the only decent one. Workable. I believe in the fact that if you have some nice furniture, cozy throws and nice lamps etc you can make a place a home. Also some paint. I would go 1500 for the second one and that's it. Had nice light and decent floorplan. Great video Cash! 👌

[@rudyspective1870]

NO. The landlord needs to fix everything if he's asking that high a price. And if he wants Cash to represent his apartments he needs to turn the lights! The intro alone 0:00 already told me what to expect, lol!

[@aviajarehema7393]

The landlord thnks that without the electric on all the imperfects would be hidden! What a joke!

[@onlyzach1]

That 3rd place wouldn't work for roommates, unless you're in the bedroom the entire time. And thats just sad. The 2nd one looked the best of the 3 if some of those repairs would be done. Tell him what to fix! Great video as always!

[@yadayada752]

Someone made the suggestion that you knock down the bedroom walls. Make it a giant studio.

[@RazzleRox]

St. Marks was my favorite neighborhood back in my day. Got to see Billy Joel film the video for Matter of Trust, in 1986, there. Looks a lot different since then. Trash and Vaudville was my store of choice for clothes and whatnots. Oh and that's a RANGE not an over :) I'm starting to sound like you with your sink sprayers :) Hugs from Ohio !

[@cindyjustice4650]

Those apts were awful, and no one likes bathroom tetris at 4 in the morning when you.gotta go bad.

[@jeremy1350]

Hi Cash. Those are HORIBBLE apartments. I would not pay any kind of money for any of them.

[@ToriALaMode]

Amazing location and love all the food options, but I think it'd help to do a bit of renovation (mainly to the bathrooms) I think even 2k would be pushing it as the buildings didn't seem to have laundry.. ^^; I'm cheap, but other locations at that price seem to have laundry and/or a newer(ish) bathroom, so the landlord def has some competition. I wonder how often landlords change their unit prices and what determines the change.

[@diwatans5556]

YIKES! No way any of those apartments are worth renting over 2k for. The 1st and 2nd ones maybe 1400/mo just for location. The last one what the hell is that living area? It's just a kitchen and a hallway! Not worth over 2k, maybe 1850/mo. The landlord needs to upgrade all those apartments if he wants anything more. Love the neighborhood tho. Thanks for the tour!

[@Beingfarrahjayne]

You’re too nice. 😂😂 for the 1st apartment when you gave the bathroom a compliment I almost choked on my ice cream 😂😭 When you see Cash hook his bag where it looks decent enough & not just place it anywhere… 😂 you already know he is NOT bringing friends back home.

[@aviajarehema7393]

Since those 'friends' can crawl, let's hope he didn't anyway (and not just home, but the job and anywhere else!).😒

[@oscarmadison8530]

I would pass on those apartments,but the neighborhood is cool.Five or six bong shops? It's good to know some people have their priorities in order. 😂😂😂👍👍

[@tomherron4334]

Makes me so glad I’m a homeowner.

[@jessicabruno1316]

The two bedroom is a one bedroom with a wall dividing the room in half. Jack the price up by a grand and BOOM! You know everything there is to know about NYC real estate.

[@susang6193]

This Midwest lady says NO to any of these apartments. All of them are choppy and need to be updated. And NO I do not want a gas meter hanging in my kitchen or other living area.

[@ZOOTSUITBEATNICK1]

The rents asked for these apartments reflect the purest state of chutzpah.

[@TrainsFerriesFeet]

This is why I'll end up in an outer borough or Hudson County when I move to the NYC area when I retire. A short subway/PATH ride and better accommodations > "this".

[@IreneZGoodman]

As a lifelong New Yorker, those apartments are disgusting. Dirty grout + broken cabinets = hell no. Those one bedrooms can't be more than like $1800. Any more than that and whoever lives there is just being ripped off.

[@angiedefreitas5060]

Nothing says 'my first NYC apartment with a side of regret and broken dreams' like those 3 units. Definitely better units out there for the same or less money. The only thing that might be appealing are the locations.

[@panamasrose]

Hey, that's what trains and Uber are for. Lol

[@ba8501]

LOL ..." with a side of regret and broken dreams." 🤣🤣🤣

[@dinodesantis2976]

looking at these from Tennessee, I would say bad, not gonna go for it lol. nice video

[@mrbushlied7742]

The fact that the landlord is not willing to make cosmetic repairs to his properties before showing them to prospective tenants speaks volumes. I'd never rent from such a landlord as he would be a nightmare who wouldn't make make needed repairs. BTW, I rent I three properties in three different countries and can tell a problem landlord or tenant from an ocean away.

[@leahstewart6979]

If the manager isn't willing to fix the grout, he/she probably won't be in a hurry when something breaks...

[@martinisholt7052]

Ehh…I have to be honest, the logo resembles the Jumpman logo too much even if that was the inspiration for it. I can’t unsee MJ in that pose but I love the Cash character overall 💯❤️

[@pristinabread]

Shirt design: Cash riding a giant sink sprayer like a rocket...LOLOLOLOL

[@saulgoodman2018]

The the slum lord to clean the bathrooms. Looks like mold and mildew. That first one, wasn't a legal bedroom. The layout sucks on all of them.

[@jsetennis9224]

No way, no how, these landlords need to take $500 to $1000 off the monthly rent, at least.

[@willieluncheonette5843]

For those prices you are paying to live in the East Village, which actually is the best nabe for a young person. And with Santa con coming up that is the icing on the cake. BTW that narrow ledge over the radiator in the first apt is perfect for your collection of stuffed snakes and/or your collection of colored straws.

[@ursonate]

Fun fact: the cube is a sculpture called The Alamo and was created by artist Tony Rosenthal.

[@carolhubbard7181]

Great video, awful apartments. they were all slightly terrifying. even given the location, charging more than 2K for either of the 1 bedrooms is a crime.

[@webshiva]

The neighborhood has lots of places for lonely single men to meet women… who live in better apartments.

[@gingerstark9149]

Hey- I have that Cash shirt! No sink sprayer, no deal. My new rule..

[@fifalafida]

That ramen place is the best place to get miso ramen in NYC imo! Hopefully you get to try it sometime! I miss visiting NYC... so much good food

[@pamwatkins9001]

I think i'd opt for living in a tent in the woods,it would be cleaner and safer than living in any of those pathetic apartments.But i love your show :)

[@aviajarehema7393]

The only drawback would be your wildlife neighbors (who are not like yogi, boo-boo, pink panther, wylie coyote, etc.), including bigfoot/sasquacth. 😁😁

[@pajarothebird9842]

What did it for me was when the 'new' cabinet's doors didn't close properly lol. Like how hard is it to put on a cabinet's doors correctly. Love the content Cash :)

[@suzettekath9860]

I was thinking $1500 at the most for the first one. I would start at $900. Since there is no second egress from that 'bedroom'. That is a safety hazard. Unless you only use it for storage and use the 'living' room area for the bedroom as well. The second one is slightly better than the first. But it is still a dink. $1800 max. Third one. $2000.

[@aviajarehema7393]

$750 for the first; $600 for the second; $900 for the third. (But Unfortunately, these prices are from 25 to 30 years ago, I'm sure!)

[@EMSpdx]

*rolls eyes* You literally just showed us 1 bed places in Brooklyn and Uptown for 2500-2900 that are brighter, nicer and larger. The area is great, but people can take a subway ride to the neighborhood!

[@carolyntemple3928]

Just ate lunch, but your restaurant descriptions are making me feel hungry again.

[@karenlucci2154]

These apartments took me back to NYC in the 70's but rentals back then were in the low $100's.

[@l.5832]

My goodness...I appreciate my home so much more after watching this....

[@givememore4free]

It's like saying the apartment has a nice personality, but it's only personality comes from the neighborhood. Not the actual apartment.

[@carolsmith2699]

Love your videos and love your personality. Cool guy! Watch your channel every day. I do have to say, I thank my lucky stars I don't live in NYC. I have visited your city and that was enough for me. LOL

[@nkb1]

Putting the price and size aside. My main issue would be the condition of these apartments. The landlord doesn't care imo. You'll never get anything fixed or taken care of. I could tell by the entrance of the buildings. Nothing is worse than needing a plumber and the landlord is impossible to get a hold of and/or fights you on getting the repair. These apartments tell you a lot about whom you are renting from.

[@brady4222]

In the two-bedroom place, I would use one of the bedrooms as a living room

[@lefantomer]

Bars on your bedroom window just great especially when it leads to the fire escape...

[@MadAudi]

Hard pass on all 3. Landlord needs to update… and clean.

[@aviajarehema7393]

And lower the prices!😬

[@HelloThere-xx1ct]

Cash Jordan… Air Jordan… I get the shirt design!

[@jackiemarshall3711]

Gm Cash. Ok this is a definite no for the price, first no sink sprayer, tiny kitchen with no prep space, bedroom with no window dangerous, and bathroom scary. Will be purchasing merch soon. I love the shirt.

[@sinash]

C.R.I.M.I.N.A.L!!! The Landlord is even too cheap to splash on a fresh coat of paint! These Lower East Side Village apartments should be raided by the New York Housing Authority Board.

[@aviajarehema7393]

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[@RumMonkeyable]

Word that comes to mind for all three is "grunge".......for the asking rent, the landlord(s) should make them spotlessly, immaculately clean. Just my humble opinion. Location near universities is awesome. Cashmeter: 4/10

[@katybaby0220]

A landlord that doesn't have the utilities on for viewing properties and is over charging is a massive red flag for me. It indicates that the landlord is trying to save and make as much money as possible. That's not a bad thing by itself but it is a indicator that getting repairs and maintenance could be a fight.

[@r.c.7762]

Under 1000 is more like it. Tell the owner to sell, and cut his losses.

[@stefanomagaddino6868]

Our small cafe used to be on St. Mark's Place, "Marco Polo Cafe".

[@kellyms7230]

And here I thought Toronto prices were stupidly high... The owner of those 3 apartments is either on drugs, or has so much money, that he doesn't care if he rents those places. Lets call a spade a spade. That last apartment has a kitchen and 2 bedrooms.. that's not common living space in the kitchen. The 1st apartment has the better living room, the 2nd apartment has the better kitchen than the 1st. At most I would pay for any of those apartments is 1200. I know super low for for New York. but definitely not worth over 2k.

[@DonnKnee]

I am appalled!!! The prices for these units should be considered criminal. Lol

[@MsTellitlikeitis48WithTheTea]

I am so sorry Mr Jordan but anyone who rents that apartment after a year of paying rent that landlord needs to turn the deed over to that resident. If I was to rent an apartment for $1,800 $1,900 2,000 etc after one year of paying rent that house that building would have to belong to me the deed would have to be given to me.

[@FeliceChiapperini]

Slumlords do still exist in NYC. Thanks for this dose of reality.

[@chipmunk_christine]

Sometimes when I see all the nice new looking apartments I think, "wow they all look the same, how boring!" and then I see apartments like this and am reminded why a lot of places all have that look.