NYC RENT STABILIZED APPLICATION TOOLKIT
WHAT TO SAY, WHAT TO SUBMIT, AND HOW TO AVOID MISTAKES
This is not a replacement for the main guide. This is for people actively applying or communicating with agents.
Find out:
- Types of rent stabilized apartments
- Updated agency list: 12 new agencies
- The application process and what to expect
- Application checklist
- What to say to agents
- Fees to expect when applying
- Real world Q&A
About the resources referenced:
The agencies and public resources mentioned in this guide do not charge fees to help renters search for rent stabilized apartments. I am not affiliated with them and do not receive compensation for sharing these references.
About this guide:
This is a self-guided educational resource designed to help you understand the system and your options.
Outcomes vary, but many people find that avoiding even one unnecessary application fee or broker interaction more than offsets the cost of the guide.
Important:
I am not a licensed real estate agent, attorney, or housing expert. This guide is for educational purposes only. Outcomes vary and results are not guaranteed.
Disclaimer:
If you are currently in a housing crisis or at risk of immediate displacement, this guide may not be the right fit. Please contact a tenant legal aid organization or 311.
Book type:
This is a digital downloadable PDF ONLY.
Taxes:
This guide is not taxed despite the "estimated tax" label at checkout.
