Can I just say that I recognize how much effort you put into getting all the shots of you walking/riding the bike/going up to the gate/opening the gate, etc. That takes a lot of time to shoot and a lot of time to edit. Well done. It’s noticed and appreciated.
If you really think about it, it's a lot of work setting up all of those shots and then going back for the camera just to keep repeating. he puts so much into these videos and it shows!!! he's pretty awesome.
@@tonybmore4929 It appears that he is usually alone, so I wonder how does he get all those shots by himself. His framing and compositions are very deliberate.
This is the only UA-cam channel I follow where video & editing are talked about. It's not like every UA-camr videos & edits. The only time comments were made about a UA-camr I follow is when he started using a drone.
I can confidently say...WITH confidence that Cash wants a hammock BECAUSE some if not all the videos I've seen he's said the words 'you could put a hammock out here' or some type of variant, but more importantly 13/10 video an extra point for toying with the intercom, a point for the use of the word snazzy, and a third for thinking that tiny room can be an interrogation room + the amount of emphasis you put on 'for your hostages' and lastly; great video as always Cash
A lot of possibilities with this unit. I think for me personally, I'd want to split it with just one other person. You can't really use that pass through to the backyard as a bedroom, nor would I want to sleep below the flood line in the basement. Both of those rooms would make nice offices though. The outdoor space is a definite plus, and a parking space! That's nearly unheard of. I would definitely rent this place
My greatest fear is to rent a property like this, fill it up with furniture and then have the landlord jack up the rent when the lease is renewed. If I have to move, what do I do with all of the furniture? It's doubtful that I could afford another property this size in NYC. I don't do roommates. If I can't afford the rent myself, I can't afford the apartment!
This is fantastic! I'd probably use the room that leads to the backyard as a living room - means the main space with the kitchen can be a full blown dining area.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 I'm going to sue you for scamming people. Do U really have no more trade, like washing dishes in your house instead of fooling innocents?
This would be best for a family. The room that has the door outside would work as a living room so the kitchen area could be used as a dining room! I can’t understand how anyone would want so many roommates!
I once lived with a couple of old friends in a 5 br/2 ba brownstone in Boston's South End. We had 2 guest rooms, as we helped out another friend while she was a broke grad student. After a few years of living the good life, I got myself a one-bedroom. While living alone is great, I missed having people around. My friends were/are family and we truly enjoyed sharing a home. Living with others can be a good experience.
I don't understand this configuration at all. Surely downstairs cannot be "legal" for residential use because I only saw one window through which you could not escape in an emergency - see @10:05. The property has been badly designed and cheaply made over. I am not surprised that it's empty.
Great deal !! Especially the yard space and off street parking. I've lived in bunch of different neighborhoods in Chicago and LAs so I know it's a great deal
This apt has the Cash family written all over it! Rent the downstairs area to one of your real estate friends. Occupy the upstairs for the family! Outside area for Violet and rent out the parking spot! It's perfect for you!!!! 😍
It's huge and it's really nice. I wouldn't sleep downstairs because those little windows don't look like it would be easy to get out of in case of a fire. The first floor bedroom has bars on the window unless they open from inside your trapped. But I guess if you're young you will be able to get out faster than an older person.
and all that sound, like heating boiler, water heaters. washing machine will make noise right on the other side of the door in your apartment. That area by the junction is just too much movement /noise/crowds to deal with. Brooklyn College is happening from 7;30 am to 11 pm and the subway stop will get you in to Manhattan but it is also last stop heading deeper in to Brooklyn and major crossroad of bus stops. I also loved the array of garbage cans right outside the door. yes, I am a "know it all" Native NYer but People who are native Brooklynites are likely not to choose that area if there are other choices.
@@marylivingstone9815 Let the outta towners live there and clean it up. The local community wont do that itself and then they'll complain about gentrification.
@@marylivingstone9815 I agree! There are subscribers who have actually lived or still do in every neighborhood covered by these daily videos. There opinions count. If you always wanted to Move out of Iowa to NYC it most likely you have little concept of what it is to live and work here.
That's a wonderful apartment! I'm telling you, Cash. Start looking for apartments in Brooklyn! whoever ends up living there will also be close to a lot of everything that you weren't able to show on your videos. If they drive, they only need to do it for about 5 min down Flatbush in either direction. Food, furniture, hardware store, clothes, etc. Everything you need is close. I miss home. Can't wait to move back.
It's not a townhouse if it has multiple units. You can call it a townhouse all you want (the same way you call a five story walk-up a "penthouse"), but as long as there are more than one rentable units, it's still an apartment, despite having been built originally for one family.
@@brianogden9723 No need to be rude. I'm just pointing out deceptive language realtors and landlords use to upsell mediocre apartments, which even you provided a good example of. Another example is describing an apartment unit that has a kitchenette and no living room as "open concept". Those apartments only exist that way because greedy landlords divided the building into as many units as possible to maximize profit. Those types of botched units didn't exist when the buildings were originally built many decades over. And let's not even get started on the cost of rent for these monstrosities. Cash's videos are fun to watch, but as someone who has apartment-hunted in nyc, I am tired of that language.
It is amazing what is considered "affordable" or "cheap" in NYC and its different neighborhoods. I am a country mouse in PA, and I found the grocery prices that were being called out as cheap incredibly high! The rent for this place $4k?! a steal and super affordable?!! 😳🤯 I get it, cities are very expensive, and NYC is is probably one of the most expensive cities in the eastern USA. I understand that roommates each sharing the overall cost does make it easier to afford. I watch these videos, and see what little you get for the huge price, and laugh as I sit here in my 4000sq ft home on 6 acres and pay a fraction of the rent of any one of these places, even if the city place is divided amongst roommates. It is very interesting to see these places! I think I will remain a country mouse 🐁. 🙂
Perhaps it's due to the gray day, but this place is depressing to me. It's an old building jacked up to be modern, but it has no warmth. The room in the basement with the small window can't really be defined as a bedroom because no one could escape out that window in an emergency. Also, how are the bars affixed on the windows? Can they be unlocked in an emergency or have they been soldered onto the structure? The downstairs is in the basement of the building; too much risk of flooding in the basement to make this a usable space. The laundry for the building is one washer and one dryer with an old sink and is right outside one of the unit's basement rooms. Be sure there are good locks on that door so no one wanders into your space by mistake or intentionally. Each unit is separately metered so add those costs to the monthly rent. This is not a townhouse. It's a two floor apartment (one floor of which is in the basement) in a multi-unit building. Bars on windows usually indicate an iffy neighborhood safety-wise. This one is a hard "no" for me.
That could work for 2 families, mulit-generational, or older teens since the downstairs has it's own bathroom and the large room could be used as an extra living room. You could even set up a little kitchenette down there.
That's actually not a bad place. And with what you have shown us recently, rent isn't that bad. Only problem is - keeping people from blocking you in since apparently people like to park right in front of the parking space 🤣
Yikes, that looks like one of those "drown in the basement" places! The finishings are the usual builder-grade cookie-cutter no-brainers. Okay to rent if you can swing it but i'd hate owning the place. If it's a hard sell, probably it's a dodgy neighborhood. C'mon-a my-house, burglars!
How is it that you don’t live in THE BEST apartment in the city? This one is a no-brainer, especially with a little one on the way. They need tons of space, as will Violet. You might even be able to rent out the parking space!
Ok, so the first thing is why do they have "cattle gates" at the entrance??? Oh, the red chevy farm truck is a dead give away cattle MUST be moving in! LOL!! Very nice and spacious! Thanks for the tour Cash! Stay dry! Be Safe!
"Cabinets are nice" and all in seeing is the 2 Cabinets that are off line with each other lol it is nice and if I ever moved to NY I'd definitely want something like that! Crooked Cabinets and all lol
Why aren’t you living there? Flatblush? It would be perfect with two kids. Place the microwave on a rolling counter cart. So you can have more counter table.
Oooh! I like it very much 😊 Lots of room for family/roommates and the patio would be fantastic with the beautiful tree/greenery. One could put outdoor dinning and even a outdoor living space! Lots of room downstairs for a den and theater. Get a projector and put up. That parking space would be great till the first time some bozo parked where that guy parked in the video. Make you late for work 😝Great place
South Midwood area near Brooklyn College. Kinda a dark, freakish gray upgrading going on there with the HGTV-ifrication of America. That microwave has to get off the counter! The one bedroom with the sliders to the backyard should also have a frosted glass door for light to pass thru. So the 3 beds upstairs have a bath each within their rooms & if you noticed the toilet paper holder was on the opposite wall from the toilet🤣in all of them. Then the downstairs has 1 bathroom inside the bedroom & the other bedroom had no bathroom......kind of a weird set up.there is no main bath access anywhere without going into a bedroom. Poor design layout. The price is okay for a 5 bedroom space + off street parking outside..but yah better all like each other!!!
Oh my goodness! This place is fabulous!! 5 bedroom and 5 FULL BATHROOMS!!! Wow! That’s so much space! The outside backyard is beautiful too with that stunning tree 🍩💜
That tree looks as if a strong wind will uproot it and the courtyard is generally scruffy. The vinery should be removed before it starts getting into the walls and through the windows.
@@maddscientist3170: it's a crap carve up done by an owner who only sees $ signs in his vision. The kitchen is too small for the potential number of occupants as is the living BUT Cash's narrative confused me. Is it one house or a property that has been divided into units?
Have seen worse for twice the price. Somewhere in Manhattan 4 bedrooms 2 bath tiny terrace/outdoor space that somebody called garden or yard. Bedrooms all like those downstairs
This tells me I need to stay in my little town in Missouri. For that price I could buy my house in 14 months for what we paid for it…$70k! 🤣 I will never move to NYC…can’t afford to 🤦🏼♀️
@@stirrednotshaken4823 I'm sorry you feel that way because this is truly a bargain. But you know the first rule in Real Estate; Location! Location! Location! And I say this with Love, most of us wouldn't move to Missouri if the rent was free.
Yes 5k for first year than the landlord gonna jack it up by 40% second year and so on, when you rent you always at mercy of the landlord unless the few that will sign a long term lease.
Cash, you pay more because you are in Park Slope. I lived in Flatbush and it's a dreary, depressing nab with grocery stores of subpar offerings. There are no places to go out unless you like Caribbean music or food. The Target is ALWAYS CROWDED. And, on weekends, it takes and hour to get into the city, the 5 train does not run. The 2 is slow.
This is the best thing you’ve shown us since that museum like space in manhattan a few months ago. Parking, laundry, The junction neighborhood , 4 bedrooms with bath rooms …amazing . The only thing that will kill you is the utility costs . They just announced that we are getting a huge increase in our electric bills here in the city …National Grid Sucks .
Yep, increases in all utility bills in most states across the U.S. I could see at least 500 to 600 dollars per month in utility bills for this place. Great point with how our electric grid is not built up for our current usage, especially with all of the electric vehicles being charged every day.
That'd be great for roommates! Only draw back is the size of the kitchen, no permanent place to put a toaster + air fryer haha. Guess you could hide them and use the island when you want to use them. The rooms are huge. But I sure hope one person isn't renting the entire space, my pet peeve with high rents haha. Think that was Sun, I was in the area went to a Yankees game. Great video as always!
The superintendents in NYC love to collect stuff. Sometimes you have to force them to clean out the basement...like when the FDNY is due for inspection.
Brooklyn loves you Cash . This neighborhood is always great . There was a blimpies that Jerked chicken Also. Brooklyn College folks remember that. No way this will stay empty long the price is pretty cool i love this so much
Not for nothing but that truck is in really good shape you got to consider how old it is and what part of the country it was then it goes through the winter and the salt that's what eats away the steel.
I'm surprised you didn't mention that you can always swap a refrigerator door to open the other direction if you find that it's not opening the right way for the space. It's quite easy, and every door I've ever seen has it set up for you to do yourself.
A family sized place! But those dungeon bedrooms are illegal! How can you escape through those postage stamp windows? And what else did I see? A free standing house across the street!How rare!
@@zw3565 - They’re not calling them walk-in closets, realtors are. A walk-in closet is closer to the size of the room where you’d put hostages😂! Just like the “penthouse” thing. A penthouse has a devoted entry by elevator, not walk up!
Great family home. If there is a no parking zone in front of your driveway you can call and have cars towed. If you don’t have a car put a patio table and potted trees out there. Backyard use raised beds for flowers and vegetables. Play ball with the dog. Don’t make the room with backyard exit a bedroom make it a family room. The bedroom with long narrow closet is virtually useless. No storage for even one season of clothes at the back of that closet.
There's a lot of square footage here! Big kitchen/dining area upstairs and a big living area down. Three legitimate bedrooms with their own bathrooms is a great find, though one of them is the access to a usable back yard. The downstairs is a questionable bedroom - that window may not qualify for egress and you have the noise from the heating system and the adjacent laundry room. It could be a great work-from-home space. Even divided just three ways (not quite equally) the rent is surprisingly affordable for many working people, and four ways it's a bargain.
'The downstairs is a questionable bedroom - that window may not qualify for egress ...' It definitely does not. It's too small and high and it looks as if the pavement grill blocks it anyway.
I keep watching the shots you set up and I keep picturing you doing a long shot and then running like a madman back to the camera. About 20 times a video. This place is perfect for college students. Or a family with 2-3 kids.If I lived there with youngish kids, I'd be saying go play downstairs a lot. You could set up one hell of an activities area and still have room for an office.
It seems like a a very reasonable price for all you get. You would have to figure out when to use laundry so it don't interfere with the other two rentals. That shouldn't be a big problem. Back yard space could be used as a play area for a child or children. It look like the neighbor next door has kids. With some safety gates up on the inside stairs would been a great apartment for your family. That room leading to the outside yard could been used as a playroom for rainy or cold days. A place to park a car. I know it is probably already rented.
The fully tiled restrooms reminds me of ones in a restaurant. 😊 It’s very interesting to me what you get for how much money in NY. Here in the Midwest I could fully pay off my new home in five years, for what I could rent an apartment there.
bedroom view of rats eating trash---yum / bedroom view of rats playing in the yard by 4 AC units - cute - I wonder if the'll make more nose than the AC units.? street view of whats behind the jail bars ah! more rats eating the trash and some dude jacking your car. relax in the basement TV room while listening to the neighbors do their laundry. All the shiny objects to distract you from whats really happening here.
Why would it "be foolish to not get a dining table"? Maybe I'd rather get a pool table. Or a ping-pong table. Or a foos-ball table. Or my model train layout. Or a slot-car track. How can you use that outside "parking space" for parking a car? Does the fence open up? What about the cars parked on the street? The laundry equipment and water heaters and stuff in the "storage room" is just a reminder that YOU'RE LIVING IN A BASEMENT.
That's a beautiful place however the room that leads to the outside I would never call that a bedroom I would use that as the dining room And then you have maximum living room space
Nice place but anywhere I would have to look and live behind bars is a no go. I know I’m a country woman but the prison life is just not appealing. Decent place for the right people compared to some of the dumps I’ve seen in NY. I just can’t get past the prices people are willing to pay to live there. To each their own!
You get a lot of bang for your buck. Loads of light & lighting throughout & the finishes are really nice. I'm just not a fan of someone walking through the bedroom to get to the backyard. Laundry might not be in-unit but it's right outside the downstairs door & you only share it with 2 other apartments & it looks like it might be free!!!
@@MamaCarola1 I guess I'm acknowledging the stretch calling this access location a bedroom...selling the place as a 5 bedroom when technically it's not...perhaps the target market is young single people looking for a place to afford rather than established NYers like yourself...this would be a TV room for me...
I don’t think you could park right out in front of that apartment. As you can see there’s a car parked where you would have to exit from your parking space. Am I wrong?
Mmph! $5K/month for all of that? This is definitely an opportunity! For me it would all depend upon the neighborhood. How can you really argue with every bedroom having it's own bathroom? Then you have a parking space and a private backyard? What's the "catch" here? I can envision this as a family unit or a shared room mate type of situ. Very nice unit!
I think that I like it, there a certainly a lot of space but not all of it is functional. No window in the living area is always a red flag. I'd use that as a big kitchen dining room. I'd make the 'garden room' my sitting room. The basement has windows so I would sleep down there. The outdoor space is a big plus. Flatbush is not the best area but it's not the worst.
@@MelanaC they're being extremely annoying with the fake spam accounts. they've made several and I've tried to report them all. I don't understand what they're trying to get from it but I wish they'd go away.
I want to know how they use that driveway. There are cars parked in front of the gate! What do you do when you need to leave…knock on everybody’s doors to find the vehicle owner? 🤦🏼♀️
What would be the best option for short term stays in New York? I am considering to stay for a month or two next year, so should I stick to AirBnb or there are some alternatives?
It's so ghetto. There will be graffiti on your walls and rooftop in a week. 50/50 chance you will hear gunfire at night. Backyard screams rat nest. Better hope you have quiet neighbor with attached townhouse. Not worth it
not always sometimes there is no option especially if it is stainless.....they ask you at the retailer which way you want the door to open. Not all refrigerator manufacturers make doors where the handle can be switched
Can I just say that I recognize how much effort you put into getting all the shots of you walking/riding the bike/going up to the gate/opening the gate, etc. That takes a lot of time to shoot and a lot of time to edit. Well done. It’s noticed and appreciated.
If you really think about it, it's a lot of work setting up all of those shots and then going back for the camera just to keep repeating. he puts so much into these videos and it shows!!! he's pretty awesome.
Cash your editing skills are on point. I wonder if your viewers also appreciate cinematic work with your videos. Great job! Thank you.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE …THIS IS NOT CASH!! Don’t fall for it!
Yes, I do appreciate the cinematic work. I'm always marveled at the great consistency of his video work 🙏. Graçias
@@tonybmore4929 It appears that he is usually alone, so I wonder how does he get all those shots by himself. His framing and compositions are very deliberate.
I do, every time!
This is the only UA-cam channel I follow where video & editing are talked about. It's not like every UA-camr videos & edits. The only time comments were made about a UA-camr I follow is when he started using a drone.
I can confidently say...WITH confidence that Cash wants a hammock BECAUSE some if not all the videos I've seen he's said the words 'you could put a hammock out here' or some type of variant, but more importantly 13/10 video an extra point for toying with the intercom, a point for the use of the word snazzy, and a third for thinking that tiny room can be an interrogation room + the amount of emphasis you put on 'for your hostages' and lastly; great video as always Cash
has a parking space! points to gate where he entered. driveway is blocked by 2 cars. so even if u do own a car, you arent going anywhere. 😂
A lot of possibilities with this unit. I think for me personally, I'd want to split it with just one other person. You can't really use that pass through to the backyard as a bedroom, nor would I want to sleep below the flood line in the basement. Both of those rooms would make nice offices though. The outdoor space is a definite plus, and a parking space! That's nearly unheard of. I would definitely rent this place
My greatest fear is to rent a property like this, fill it up with furniture and then have the landlord jack up the rent when the lease is renewed. If I have to move, what do I do with all of the furniture? It's doubtful that I could afford another property this size in NYC. I don't do roommates. If I can't afford the rent myself, I can't afford the apartment!
Why would you want property this size if you dont do roommates. Its 5 bedrooms
@@RazielXT
Because some people have a family.
@@debbieherrera1605 He said myself, with family you already have second income. But whatever, I could never imagine this being family home.
@@RazielXT I'm the only wage earner in my family. So, I earn the rent myself.
@@RazielXT I have a four bed, 3 bath, 2 floors and it's just me. Master, Home office, movie room / den, and walk-in closet / gym. I use it all.
I'm not interested in renting a NYC apartment, but Cash's videos are the best tours of the neighbourhoods. Love them!
This is fantastic! I'd probably use the room that leads to the backyard as a living room - means the main space with the kitchen can be a full blown dining area.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 I'm going to sue you for scamming people. Do U really have no more trade, like washing dishes in your house instead of fooling innocents?
This would be best for a family. The room that has the door outside would work as a living room so the kitchen area could be used as a dining room! I can’t understand how anyone would want so many roommates!
Obviously no one wants that many, but with rent prices these days, a lot of people don't have a choice.
Actually, it's better for the Brooklyn College students. That College has no dorms.
I once lived with a couple of old friends in a 5 br/2 ba brownstone in Boston's South End. We had 2 guest rooms, as we helped out another friend while she was a broke grad student. After a few years of living the good life, I got myself a one-bedroom. While living alone is great, I missed having people around. My friends were/are family and we truly enjoyed sharing a home. Living with others can be a good experience.
Your dad humor is nicely understated... well done. The first property which rents with value... Nice place.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
@@MelanaC I report them every time
I don't understand this configuration at all. Surely downstairs cannot be "legal" for residential use because I only saw one window through which you could not escape in an emergency - see @10:05. The property has been badly designed and cheaply made over. I am not surprised that it's empty.
For some reason the basement freaks me out. It looks nice but the vibe...no bueno.
Great deal !! Especially the yard space and off street parking. I've lived in bunch of different neighborhoods in Chicago and LAs so I know it's a great deal
This apt has the Cash family written all over it! Rent the downstairs area to one of your real estate friends. Occupy the upstairs for the family! Outside area for Violet and rent out the parking spot! It's perfect for you!!!! 😍
Flatbush: That neighborhood is bad, Even your remarkable editing skills can't hide it.
It's huge and it's really nice. I wouldn't sleep downstairs because those little windows don't look like it would be easy to get out of in case of a fire. The first floor bedroom has bars on the window unless they open from inside your trapped. But I guess if you're young you will be able to get out faster than an older person.
Flooding would be an issue to or just a gas leak
and all that sound, like heating boiler, water heaters. washing machine will make noise right on the other side of the door in your apartment.
That area by the junction is just too much movement /noise/crowds to deal with. Brooklyn College is happening from 7;30 am to 11 pm and the subway stop will get you in to Manhattan but it is also last stop heading deeper in to Brooklyn and major crossroad of bus stops. I also loved the array of garbage cans right outside the door. yes, I am a "know it all" Native NYer but People who are native Brooklynites are likely not to choose that area if there are other choices.
That area is a dump, not a good place to live. Park a half decent car out front and it will get broken into. Lots of junkies roaming those blocks.
We need more native NYer comments. Too many starry eyed out of towners praising some of these places that are dumps.
@@marylivingstone9815 Let the outta towners live there and clean it up. The local community wont do that itself and then they'll complain about gentrification.
@@marylivingstone9815 I agree! There are subscribers who have actually lived or still do in every neighborhood covered by these daily videos. There opinions count. If you always wanted to Move out of Iowa to NYC it most likely you have little concept of what it is to live and work here.
How can use use the parking spaces when people on the street are blocking the driveway ! ! !
"In a New York apartment there's a 50 50 chance the [refrigerator] door opens the opposite way"....... no shit Cash! 🤣
Great place, it's the size of a normal house! 😁. Love the giant tree in the backyard, and that intro music and car shot 👌
Love your videos, the editing is so damn good. This place looks amazing too, every room has a bathroom and the price 😮
That's a wonderful apartment! I'm telling you, Cash. Start looking for apartments in Brooklyn! whoever ends up living there will also be close to a lot of everything that you weren't able to show on your videos. If they drive, they only need to do it for about 5 min down Flatbush in either direction. Food, furniture, hardware store, clothes, etc. Everything you need is close. I miss home. Can't wait to move back.
It's not a townhouse if it has multiple units. You can call it a townhouse all you want (the same way you call a five story walk-up a "penthouse"), but as long as there are more than one rentable units, it's still an apartment, despite having been built originally for one family.
It is smaller then usually and resembles a townhouse that's why
He also calls any closet he can fit his body inside of a walk in. Relax and stop taking things so seriously
@@brianogden9723 He really shouldn't be loosely using terminology though.
@@brianogden9723 No need to be rude. I'm just pointing out deceptive language realtors and landlords use to upsell mediocre apartments, which even you provided a good example of. Another example is describing an apartment unit that has a kitchenette and no living room as "open concept". Those apartments only exist that way because greedy landlords divided the building into as many units as possible to maximize profit. Those types of botched units didn't exist when the buildings were originally built many decades over. And let's not even get started on the cost of rent for these monstrosities. Cash's videos are fun to watch, but as someone who has apartment-hunted in nyc, I am tired of that language.
The ground floor was originally a garage before renovation.
It is amazing what is considered "affordable" or "cheap" in NYC and its different neighborhoods. I am a country mouse in PA, and I found the grocery prices that were being called out as cheap incredibly high! The rent for this place $4k?! a steal and super affordable?!! 😳🤯 I get it, cities are very expensive, and NYC is is probably one of the most expensive cities in the eastern USA. I understand that roommates each sharing the overall cost does make it easier to afford. I watch these videos, and see what little you get for the huge price, and laugh as I sit here in my 4000sq ft home on 6 acres and pay a fraction of the rent of any one of these places, even if the city place is divided amongst roommates. It is very interesting to see these places! I think I will remain a country mouse 🐁. 🙂
$5k,but not quibbling.It's allot anywhere.It's a good size place compared to almost everything he's shown at that cost though.
This is what I said in another comment. I live in a small town in Missouri and I could buy my house in 14 months for that $5k price tag! 🤯🤣
Nyc is the most expensive in all of the US at the moment
OMG you should rent this. It's huge and you'll have room to grow the family!!!
Perhaps it's due to the gray day, but this place is depressing to me. It's an old building jacked up to be modern, but it has no warmth. The room in the basement with the small window can't really be defined as a bedroom because no one could escape out that window in an emergency. Also, how are the bars affixed on the windows? Can they be unlocked in an emergency or have they been soldered onto the structure? The downstairs is in the basement of the building; too much risk of flooding in the basement to make this a usable space. The laundry for the building is one washer and one dryer with an old sink and is right outside one of the unit's basement rooms. Be sure there are good locks on that door so no one wanders into your space by mistake or intentionally. Each unit is separately metered so add those costs to the monthly rent. This is not a townhouse. It's a two floor apartment (one floor of which is in the basement) in a multi-unit building. Bars on windows usually indicate an iffy neighborhood safety-wise. This one is a hard "no" for me.
That could work for 2 families, mulit-generational, or older teens since the downstairs has it's own bathroom and the large room could be used as an extra living room. You could even set up a little kitchenette down there.
That's actually not a bad place. And with what you have shown us recently, rent isn't that bad.
Only problem is - keeping people from blocking you in since apparently people like to park right in front of the parking space 🤣
During winter that drive way would suck. No rail slip and slide.
You become friends with a towing company. They love the business.
I don't know how much longer this gray look will be in style. This is so plain that it reminds me of a government building or a jail
Ugh exactly, really hate it & I don’t dislike grey at all but they’re all cookie cutter like the same contractor renovated all of them! 😅
Yikes, that looks like one of those "drown in the basement" places! The finishings are the usual builder-grade cookie-cutter no-brainers. Okay to rent if you can swing it but i'd hate owning the place. If it's a hard sell, probably it's a dodgy neighborhood. C'mon-a my-house, burglars!
wow really nice cheap too i'm moving back to new york right now living in sc don't like the summers here
The trash cans in the front would be a turn-off for me! Tacky.
How can you use the Parking Space if the access is blocked with on street parking? Drive down the sidewalk?
How is it that you don’t live in THE BEST apartment in the city? This one is a no-brainer, especially with a little one on the way. They need tons of space, as will Violet. You might even be able to rent out the parking space!
Yea, why doesn’t he move? I think this is the best deal I’ve seen on his channel.
This neighborhood is bad to live in. Not worth the risk. Better to move to better areas that are the same distance from the center of NYC.
@@silentstorm718 Agreed especially with crime trending up with no end in sight
@@BeautybyMaria: maybe it's too far from Violet's school which is why Cash left Astoria in the first place.
@@newyorkvisionary Did you see where residents & business people hired armed guards to protect them in Greenwich Village near MacDougal St.? Insane
Ok, so the first thing is why do they have "cattle gates" at the entrance??? Oh, the red chevy farm truck is a dead give away cattle MUST be moving in! LOL!! Very nice and spacious! Thanks for the tour Cash! Stay dry! Be Safe!
"Cabinets are nice" and all in seeing is the 2 Cabinets that are off line with each other lol it is nice and if I ever moved to NY I'd definitely want something like that! Crooked Cabinets and all lol
Why aren’t you living there? Flatblush? It would be perfect with two kids. Place the microwave on a rolling counter cart. So you can have more counter table.
Oooh! I like it very much 😊 Lots of room for family/roommates and the patio would be fantastic with the beautiful tree/greenery. One could put outdoor dinning and even a outdoor living space! Lots of room downstairs for a den and theater. Get a projector and put up. That parking space would be great till the first time some bozo parked where that guy parked in the video. Make you late for work 😝Great place
It's nice that you're changing up the music. Flatbush is the center of the center of the universe-Brooklyn.
South Midwood area near Brooklyn College. Kinda a dark, freakish gray upgrading going on there with the HGTV-ifrication of America. That microwave has to get off the counter! The one bedroom with the sliders to the backyard should also have a frosted glass door for light to pass thru. So the 3 beds upstairs have a bath each within their rooms & if you noticed the toilet paper holder was on the opposite wall from the toilet🤣in all of them. Then the downstairs has 1 bathroom inside the bedroom & the other bedroom had no bathroom......kind of a weird set up.there is no main bath access anywhere without going into a bedroom. Poor design layout. The price is okay for a 5 bedroom space + off street parking outside..but yah better all like each other!!!
This has to be the best apartment I have ever seen on Cash's channel !! This apartment is awesome !!
I love the truck. The townhouse is pretty nice too. 🙂🇨🇦
Oh my goodness! This place is fabulous!!
5 bedroom and 5 FULL BATHROOMS!!!
Wow! That’s so much space!
The outside backyard is beautiful too with that stunning tree 🍩💜
That tree looks as if a strong wind will uproot it and the courtyard is generally scruffy. The vinery should be removed before it starts getting into the walls and through the windows.
4 bathrooms and they are all in the bedrooms
@@maddscientist3170: it's a crap carve up done by an owner who only sees $ signs in his vision. The kitchen is too small for the potential number of occupants as is the living BUT Cash's narrative confused me. Is it one house or a property that has been divided into units?
I like the window with the parking spot except the trash cans are there too. I'm not into smells or rats 😤
All that for under $5,000 a month; unheard of in NY. WOW!
Absolutely Fabulous!
Have seen worse for twice the price.
Somewhere in Manhattan 4 bedrooms 2 bath tiny terrace/outdoor space that somebody called garden or yard.
Bedrooms all like those downstairs
This tells me I need to stay in my little town in Missouri. For that price I could buy my house in 14 months for what we paid for it…$70k! 🤣 I will never move to NYC…can’t afford to 🤦🏼♀️
@@stirrednotshaken4823 I'm sorry you feel that way because this is truly a bargain. But you know the first rule in Real Estate; Location! Location! Location!
And I say this with Love, most of us wouldn't move to Missouri if the rent was free.
Yes 5k for first year than the landlord gonna jack it up by 40% second year and so on, when you rent you always at mercy of the landlord unless the few that will sign a long term lease.
Cash, you pay more because you are in Park Slope. I lived in Flatbush and it's a dreary, depressing nab with grocery stores of subpar offerings. There are no places to go out unless you like Caribbean music or food. The Target is ALWAYS CROWDED. And, on weekends, it takes and hour to get into the city, the 5 train does not run. The 2 is slow.
This is the best thing you’ve shown us since that museum like space in manhattan a few months ago. Parking, laundry, The junction neighborhood , 4 bedrooms with bath rooms …amazing . The only thing that will kill you is the utility costs . They just announced that we are getting a huge increase in our electric bills here in the city …National Grid Sucks .
5 bedrooms 5 bath
You could move to texas an get brownouts every few weeks
Yep, increases in all utility bills in most states across the U.S. I could see at least 500 to 600 dollars per month in utility bills for this place. Great point with how our electric grid is not built up for our current usage, especially with all of the electric vehicles being charged every day.
the whole United States is getting a rise in electric & other utilities....just like the rest of the globe...Just gotta suck it up
@@paxundpeace9970 5 bedroom there was only 4 baths...and all those baths were inside the bedrooms..no main bath access anywhere in that place
That'd be great for roommates! Only draw back is the size of the kitchen, no permanent place to put a toaster + air fryer haha. Guess you could hide them and use the island when you want to use them. The rooms are huge. But I sure hope one person isn't renting the entire space, my pet peeve with high rents haha. Think that was Sun, I was in the area went to a Yankees game. Great video as always!
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
The superintendents in NYC love to collect stuff. Sometimes you have to force them to clean out the basement...like when the FDNY is due for inspection.
Brooklyn loves you Cash . This neighborhood is always great . There was a blimpies that Jerked chicken Also. Brooklyn College folks remember that.
No way this will stay empty long the price is pretty cool i love this so much
Wow I love it. The bedrooms all have attached bathrooms. It's a really great price.
Now this is a place I could live in. Every room has it's own bathroom. Perfect
4 out of 5 had a bath
Not for nothing but that truck is in really good shape you got to consider how old it is and what part of the country it was then it goes through the winter and the salt that's what eats away the steel.
I'm surprised you didn't mention that you can always swap a refrigerator door to open the other direction if you find that it's not opening the right way for the space. It's quite easy, and every door I've ever seen has it set up for you to do yourself.
Who can’t appreciate snazzy lights? Huge townhouse!!
but someone is parked on the street in front of the gate...how are you supposed to get a car in and out?
By far the most beautiful place for the money..with parking and outdoor space...its spectacular for the price point and nice inside..and new looking
Parking? Maybe vehicle storage, but not come ‘n go parking. Did you see the cars blocking the entry?
Yas! A hostage room! 💭🤔😝
Good morning sunshine 🌄😊 Popeyes I'm there🤣
I know I am weird, but I find houses done in all gray sort of depressing. Especially the kitchen
Blame HGTV and all those makeover shows. In fact the whole place looks cheaply done.
I agree, so I must be weird as well. So tired of grey cookie cutter everything! Geez, good old black & white is less depressing!
Cash…. you betta get that townhouse for you and yo family that’s more space to work from home
A family sized place! But those dungeon bedrooms are illegal! How can you escape through those postage stamp windows? And what else did I see? A free standing house across the street!How rare!
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
That room to outside could be an office, and the bathroom in it could be the “public” one for guests.
This is Gonna b so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍….
The layout of that townhouse is amazing! Could see myself living there! Only problem is, I live in Minnesota! lol
What happened to calling a bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower only (no tub) a three-quarters bathroom?
must be NYC thing because what he calls a walk in closet is not a walk in closet anywhere else.
Yup, that’s what they were called back-when... a 3/4 bath.
That's just a regional thing.
@@653j521 I guess southerners keep it real and somehow know math? 🤣
@@zw3565 - They’re not calling them walk-in closets, realtors are. A walk-in closet is closer to the size of the room where you’d put hostages😂! Just like the “penthouse” thing. A penthouse has a devoted entry by elevator, not walk up!
I don't live or ever plan to live in New York. However, I'm addicted to this channel. 🤔
That’s the story for the majority of us. I find it so fascinating. The weird and or small spaces and for the price of a used car every month.
Yeah, but I long for the days when he toured affordable places. Now, it’s $5K & up.
Great family home. If there is a no parking zone in front of your driveway you can call and have cars towed.
If you don’t have a car put a patio table and potted trees out there. Backyard use raised beds for flowers and vegetables. Play ball with the dog.
Don’t make the room with backyard exit a bedroom make it a family room. The bedroom with long narrow closet is virtually useless. No storage for even one season of clothes at the back of that closet.
There's a lot of square footage here! Big kitchen/dining area upstairs and a big living area down. Three legitimate bedrooms with their own bathrooms is a great find, though one of them is the access to a usable back yard. The downstairs is a questionable bedroom - that window may not qualify for egress and you have the noise from the heating system and the adjacent laundry room. It could be a great work-from-home space. Even divided just three ways (not quite equally) the rent is surprisingly affordable for many working people, and four ways it's a bargain.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
'The downstairs is a questionable bedroom - that window may not qualify for egress ...' It definitely does not. It's too small and high and it looks as if the pavement grill blocks it anyway.
I keep watching the shots you set up and I keep picturing you doing a long shot and then running like a madman back to the camera. About 20 times a video. This place is perfect for college students. Or a family with 2-3 kids.If I lived there with youngish kids, I'd be saying go play downstairs a lot. You could set up one hell of an activities area and still have room for an office.
Cash ~ This is a perfect place for you and your beautiful Family!!!!
….and a POPEYE’S nearby!!! 🙏😊😊😊😊
It seems like a a very reasonable price for all you get. You would have to figure out when to use laundry so it don't interfere with the other two rentals. That shouldn't be a big problem. Back yard space could be used as a play area for a child or children. It look like the neighbor next door has kids. With some safety gates up on the inside stairs would been a great apartment for your family. That room leading to the outside yard could been used as a playroom for rainy or cold days. A place to park a car. I know it is probably already rented.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
The fully tiled restrooms reminds me of ones in a restaurant. 😊
It’s very interesting to me what you get for how much money in NY.
Here in the Midwest I could fully pay off my new home in five years, for what I could rent an apartment there.
I wonder how often you have to call a tow truck to remove the vehicle blocking your private driveway.
Looks like if you parked in the gated area, you’d be blocked in quite often, as shown the day you filmed.
bedroom view of rats eating trash---yum / bedroom view of rats playing in the yard by 4 AC units - cute - I wonder if the'll make more nose than the AC units.? street view of whats behind the jail bars ah! more rats eating the trash and some dude jacking your car. relax in the basement TV room while listening to the neighbors do their laundry. All the shiny objects to distract you from whats really happening here.
i'm surprised you didn"t mention there was no sink sprayer. 🙂
Why would it "be foolish to not get a dining table"? Maybe I'd rather get a pool table. Or a ping-pong table. Or a foos-ball table. Or my model train layout. Or a slot-car track.
How can you use that outside "parking space" for parking a car? Does the fence open up? What about the cars parked on the street?
The laundry equipment and water heaters and stuff in the "storage room" is just a reminder that YOU'RE LIVING IN A BASEMENT.
That’s a lot of questions for someone who’s not gonna rent the damn thing.
The inside of that apartment is gorgeous, but I could never live where I feel like I'm in jail.
That's a beautiful place however the room that leads to the outside I would never call that a bedroom I would use that as the dining room And then you have maximum living room space
Nice place but anywhere I would have to look and live behind bars is a no go. I know I’m a country woman but the prison life is just not appealing. Decent place for the right people compared to some of the dumps I’ve seen in NY. I just can’t get past the prices people are willing to pay to live there. To each their own!
4:40 . . . . What about Sink sprayer ? 😬
Yeah that hallway “room” would definitely be like a common office for everyone or a living room not a bedroom just for convenience
You get a lot of bang for your buck. Loads of light & lighting throughout & the finishes are really nice. I'm just not a fan of someone walking through the bedroom to get to the backyard. Laundry might not be in-unit but it's right outside the downstairs door & you only share it with 2 other apartments & it looks like it might be free!!!
I'd call this a 4 bedroom unit...nobody would use that outside access room for a bedroom...well, anyone outside of NY...
@@ladycirclewoman3821 I'm in NY & I wouldn't. I don't want people tromping thru my bedroom bringing dirt & whatever else inside
@@MamaCarola1 I guess I'm acknowledging the stretch calling this access location a bedroom...selling the place as a 5 bedroom when technically it's not...perhaps the target market is young single people looking for a place to afford rather than established NYers like yourself...this would be a TV room for me...
this is a nice one, with 4 people that could work well, imagine living their all by yourself, kinda spooky lookin
I would use the room that has the walk out for a dining room so a four bedroom apt instead of five
The driveway is already blocked. Just add 5 tenants to this rooming house and let the fun begin.
I don’t think you could park right out in front of that apartment. As you can see there’s a car parked where you would have to exit from your parking space. Am I wrong?
Mmph! $5K/month for all of that? This is definitely an opportunity! For me it would all depend upon the neighborhood. How can you really argue with every bedroom having it's own bathroom? Then you have a parking space and a private backyard? What's the "catch" here? I can envision this as a family unit or a shared room mate type of situ. Very nice unit!
The "catch" is this neighborhood is crapola!
That's only the lower half of this townhouse but plenty of private bathrooms. Really wouldn't like the bedrooms downstairs.
@@waynegray7130 yes!
I think we can assume that it's haunted. 😉
Notice the iron bars on the windows. Good luck living here safely!
Distance to nearest Popeyes should be in the top 3 things to note when checking for an apartment!
Yeah, if it’s near a Popeyes, you know to go 10 miles further to find a better neighborhood.
I think that I like it, there a certainly a lot of space but not all of it is functional. No window in the living area is always a red flag. I'd use that as a big kitchen dining room. I'd make the 'garden room' my sitting room. The basement has windows so I would sleep down there. The outdoor space is a big plus. Flatbush is not the best area but it's not the worst.
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 FAKE! This is not Cash Jordan!!!
@@MelanaC they're being extremely annoying with the fake spam accounts. they've made several and I've tried to report them all. I don't understand what they're trying to get from it but I wish they'd go away.
I want to know how they use that driveway. There are cars parked in front of the gate! What do you do when you need to leave…knock on everybody’s doors to find the vehicle owner? 🤦🏼♀️
What would be the best option for short term stays in New York? I am considering to stay for a month or two next year, so should I stick to AirBnb or there are some alternatives?
It's so ghetto. There will be graffiti on your walls and rooftop in a week. 50/50 chance you will hear gunfire at night. Backyard screams rat nest. Better hope you have quiet neighbor with attached townhouse. Not worth it
Cash, Block that troll WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9!
Fun video today. Nice apartments
That's a great apt. Four or five people could easily share with all those bathrooms. A great way to start out your working life.
That basement doesn't look legal. Only one window through which no-one could escape in an emergency. I am thinking of flooding or a fire.
Looks like a jail& neighborhood combined
Some girl on the news had her rent go from $1800 to $2500...in NY - outrageous. My rent went up $10. My landlord appreciates good long term tenants.
It only about 10 mins to change the way the fridge door opened. All fridges hinges can moved to opposite sides by just taking out 4 screws out .
If the fridge door opens the wrong way you can change it. It just takes a screwdriver and/or pliers. Only takes about 10-15 minutes.
not always sometimes there is no option especially if it is stainless.....they ask you at the retailer which way you want the door to open. Not all refrigerator manufacturers make doors where the handle can be switched