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I have $100,000 in the bank but no income. Can I still rent an apartment in NYC?

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Most landlords want to see income 40 times the monthly rent, but a large amount of money in your bank account puts you in a solid position. Here's our advice on renting without a steady income.
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I have $100,000 in the bank but no income. Can I still rent an apartment in NYC?

Most landlords want to see income 40 times the monthly rent, but a large amount of money in your bank account puts you in a solid position. Here's our advice on renting without a steady income.

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Brick Underground broke the news in on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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