I'm shocked that an agent would want that listing to be shown in that condition. I'm pretty sure Cash had no idea it would be so bad. Yes they updated the lobby & laundry room areas but the rest is still garbage. It's close to Kings County Hospital & the Winthrop Street stop on the train is right by the R building which is a psychiatric facility
The renovation construction didn't bother me nearly as much as the numerous and various visible traces of the type of neighborhood, the type of people currently living, in the area, etc. The litter in hallways, the lighting fixtures or lack thereof, cracked glass (one looked like it had a bullet hole), the number of locks on one door, on and on. Then you had the real estate agent who came across to me as being so scared of being in that area and building for too long that he risked giving himself a heart attack.
I thought the same thing. It needed a lot of work. Can you imagine living there, and something breaks, I bet he would not have anything fixed. Ms. B. Churchill
I always love the neighborhood tour and running commentary! The building isn't the worst but the apartment was scary! I would definitely like to see an "AFTER" video, because it's hard to picture the bathroom and kitchen with the state they were in. Rooms are pretty large and I do like that laundry room and the elevator! I agree that Cash was surprised at the state of the apartment, but he rolls with it so well!
@@Dezlite na we need more cheap places around cause these new apartments aren't worth over 3400 a month hell in 1998 when I went to NYC with my Dad it was not that expensive
Knowing it's going to be updated and improved, I like seeing some mid-renovation apartments so I can imagine the finished place the way I might want it. Thank you to the landlords for access during the renovation process.
Your colleague real estate agent reminds me of Dan Aykroyd. And it's not just the way he looks, it's the way he acts - like a comedian, but very serious!
Baller!! My husband lived in this neighborhood before I stole him away from NYC the Haitian bakery was to die for. Best Roti in the city right in that neighborhood!!!! Thanks for the trip down memory lane Cash!
Living in a renovated prewar building in this exact neighborhood now and a place like this can turn out really nice and have a way higher price. Not all but most of the buildings in little Caribbean are on the up and up and based on current construction the whole place is well into major gentrification for better or worse. The zoning and transportation is pretty much set up the neighborhood to be a big target for the next stage of gentrification in central Brooklyn compared to some neighboring areas
Cash, you're such a pro for staying positive on this unit. I would watch a sitcom where you told your wife you signed a lease in Flatbush and she has to share it with another agent. :o)
I see the potential. When done it could be nice. The bones seem good. Once the work is done, it'll probably rent fast. I truly hope the owners and future tenants give the building the care it needs.
I lived in one of these older studio apartments in 1994, bathroom was exactly like that too. Rent was $485. I didn't have to share. You go home to sleep. That's it.
Is there a lobby-pirate problem? 4:37 Its a good thing Noah got his phone 4:23 before the pirates did. Why is there a metal grating instead of glass on the elevator door? 5:11 Just like they have in jails. Is the parking garage included in the rent? 5:45 If its $2,350 a month, why does the headline say $700? 6:29 Are they "child bars"? 10:52 Or burglar bars?
Hi Cash that is a very lovely small NYC apartment for $700 a month. I like the shiny hardwood floors and simple rooms and kitchens. Stay well and safe 👍Great apt tour from your realtor friend 👍
It's hard to tell what this will be like when it's ready for occupancy. I gather that it's a two-bedroom where you can carve off the window end of the living room to make a third - which isn't usually such a great idea. If the renovations are actually completed, $2,300 ain't bad for a two-bedroom unit.
Lol. Noah was a character, I enjoyed his goofy energy with always goofy Cash. I liked it when he walked over the floorboard panels on the floor and slid and turned, lol.
Hey, Cash! Red flags: graffitti-strewn street-scape, trash on the stairs, broken windows, new washing machines but some not working, hincky-looking battered apartment door, random stove in the living-room, safety gates on windows... I understand that it's under 'renovation'.. Cash: 'looks like a total tear down' Maybe it'll look better one day. Sleepless in Toronto
Thoroughly depressing, though I realize it's a dreary day and the apartment isn't finished yet. Too many bars on windows are always a bad sign. Try this one again on a sunny day when it's finished. Neighborhood tour was fun as always but go when more businesses are open to get a better feel for what it would be like to live there.
Appreciate the owner showing it. Lets you understand how much he is putting into it. Fact that previous tenant stayed so long shows it can be comfortable. I would appreciate not paying extra money every month just for shiny finishes.
was the other agent high on coke? the way he tries to spin everything as if it's an amazing apartment and that the place isn't in shambles is hilarious hahaha
NY is just not worth living in anymore, period. I was born and raised there but when Covid happened, I packed up and went to Texas at the end of 2020. I live in a one bedroom with in unit laundry in a good area for $885 and that's only because of inflation. It was $785 last year...
Man, the prices are insane! I built my home out in the country on the nights and weekends after working construction for my boss during the day. I did it debt free and lived on the property in a $350 travel trailer that I sold for $600 after I used it for a year. All I pay is property tax which is about $300 a month on 6 acres of river front property in a forest. If I need something at the store it's 20 minutes away. My kitchen is about the size of that living room space.
Pre mature apt tour. Hope Cash returns when it is finished. Although the building and hood are very scary and that's in the early moring before the bros wake up.
The layout of this feels wrong and makes me feel uneasy. If I was renovating it I’d try to move the kitchen into the living area space as it seems like wasted space. It seems like the bedroom next to the kitchen would not be very private and whoever was using that room would have to deal with clothes smelling like food. I would also definitely try to make another bedroom from the existing living space (featuring an internal window high up for some natural light) and extend the other smaller bedroom into where the kitchen currently is.
Cash, I've suggested this in the past so I guess this request will go ignored. But it's your RUclips channel and you're the Boss. However, I'll make my suggestion for the record. When you go to a apartment and you find that it's in complete disarray, please return to the apt to do a Before & After. So we can see the apartment completed.
Nothing says an apartment building is welcoming quite like having a mat that says "Go away." I'm sorry - there's no way I'd live in this place even if the total rent was $700, but bless your hearts for trying to put a positive spin on it. I know they want to turn these around quickly, but if I was the owner, there's no way I'd let anyone see this disaster until it was cleaned up.
I like Noah,the guy you're hanging out with... he's funny yet informative. I would rent out that apt (if I was going to live in nyc). It's Brooklyn, baby! Cash, you look like an Amish guy in this video. Not to worry, you're still cute.
I like when you let people know about the location of transportation. Cash...so what's up with the family? Haven't seen much since the baby was bor.n. Where's your e bike?
Glad to see you pass on your knowledge of the “little things” that a agent should know Cash, the guy would not get my business based on his performance…
Very interesting $700. Apartment, once it's finished it will look good for someone! Of course i enjoyed your comments going to this apartment & ok places to eat! You are going to help get some of theses places rented!! 💕💕
I think everyone talking about how it was bad to show a apartment in mid renovation , might want to remember something. Since it is in mid renovation they have to work around when work is being done in that apartment. And this agent is also has to coordinate with that, while going through the land lord. If the laundry room was just redone that much, it sounds like a new rental company/landlord took over and is trying to improve what they bought. But can't just kick all the tenants out and redo everything from top to bottom. Which is what multiple apartment complexes in my town are doing right now. Some of that is just undoing the things the old landlords did to just get by for another year or two. Like my old apartment shower.
Not sure what is more sketchy the agent or the apartment. Ugh, the $783 from him is sleezy and his constant 'owner wants to make it better' nope nope nope I don't trust the agent.
First off... Shout out to Noahs Jacket / Suit. Nice Cut. But personally would of gone with a mid~Summer Navy Shirt.. possibly Fred Perry. My suggestion. But over all 8/10.
Two questions: 1. Why on earth would an agent want it shown in this state? 2. Unless it’s a new owner, why didn’t they bother to fix things and make improvements for the old renter?
Noah is so cool, he reminds me of that one cool friend you have growing up, that sees potential in construction, thus making him an excellent tree house / fort builder. Great video, love when you team up and find cool places. *I just want a tiny loft to paint in and do my art thing
Well,, the unit is about as basic and no frills as one can get! Depending on the quality and selection of schools in the neighborhood (and crime rate!) a family could live there! Was this building once part of a public housing project?
Are those real hardwoods they’re putting in?!? This apartment has tons of potential if they renovate it correctly. Then the only problem is the neighborhood. But hey, it’s even got an elevator!
I'm sure there's soooooooo many people that enjoy this kind of living.........then there's people that watch this and thank God they live far, far........far away from this...........'merica!
GLAD I live in VT. I like visiting NYC but never want to live there. Seedy looking neighborhoods are depressing to me. Give me Williamsburg or the Village.
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"When you turn on the light this place really comes to life!" Means all the roaches start running.
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And I would start running also. Would nope out of there so fast, it's NYC afterall but roaches? No thanks😱
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣so true 👍
I'm glad you focused on the broken window and trash! You are realistic while TRYING to be positive!
And the “GO AWAY” doormat 😂
@@melissaneal3808 One of my oldest friend literally has that doormat LOL.
@@denverdubois5835 love it! 😂
I'm shocked that an agent would want that listing to be shown in that condition. I'm pretty sure Cash had no idea it would be so bad. Yes they updated the lobby & laundry room areas but the rest is still garbage. It's close to Kings County Hospital & the Winthrop Street stop on the train is right by the R building which is a psychiatric facility
The renovation construction didn't bother me nearly as much as the numerous and various visible traces of the type of neighborhood, the type of people currently living, in the area, etc. The litter in hallways, the lighting fixtures or lack thereof, cracked glass (one looked like it had a bullet hole), the number of locks on one door, on and on. Then you had the real estate agent who came across to me as being so scared of being in that area and building for too long that he risked giving himself a heart attack.
@@sinash you could "smell" his desperation to get the place rented so he didn't have to go back there again.
I thought the same thing. It needed a lot of work. Can you imagine living there, and something breaks, I bet he would not have anything fixed.
Ms. B. Churchill
@@sinash I agree completely! Broken glass in a door. Garbage in the hallways, dark, etc...
Ummm , no way !!!!!!
I always love the neighborhood tour and running commentary! The building isn't the worst but the apartment was scary! I would definitely like to see an "AFTER" video, because it's hard to picture the bathroom and kitchen with the state they were in. Rooms are pretty large and I do like that laundry room and the elevator! I agree that Cash was surprised at the state of the apartment, but he rolls with it so well!
Neighborhood tour was better than that apartment.
It looks like it's riddled with roaches...they should demolish it and rebuild that thing
@@Dezlite na we need more cheap places around cause these new apartments aren't worth over 3400 a month hell in 1998 when I went to NYC with my Dad it was not that expensive
Knowing it's going to be updated and improved, I like seeing some mid-renovation apartments so I can imagine the finished place the way I might want it.
Thank you to the landlords for access during the renovation process.
This listing is reminding me of that old saying, "you get what you pay for"
You should show the apartment again once it's complete, but it's coming along nicely.
Your colleague real estate agent reminds me of Dan Aykroyd. And it's not just the way he looks, it's the way he acts - like a comedian, but very serious!
Bag of Glass. It's a great toy for the kids!
Man seeing these types of place reminds me you don't sugar coat anything. Appreciate that.
Baller!! My husband lived in this neighborhood before I stole him away from NYC the Haitian bakery was to die for. Best Roti in the city right in that neighborhood!!!! Thanks for the trip down memory lane Cash!
Living in a renovated prewar building in this exact neighborhood now and a place like this can turn out really nice and have a way higher price. Not all but most of the buildings in little Caribbean are on the up and up and based on current construction the whole place is well into major gentrification for better or worse. The zoning and transportation is pretty much set up the neighborhood to be a big target for the next stage of gentrification in central Brooklyn compared to some neighboring areas
Cash, you're such a pro for staying positive on this unit. I would watch a sitcom where you told your wife you signed a lease in Flatbush and she has to share it with another agent. :o)
His timing is great. I can see him in a comedy, once the entertainment industry cleans itself up. I rarely watch TV now.
There's sleazy car salesman and then there's the realtor dude in this video. 🤣
I see the potential. When done it could be nice. The bones seem good. Once the work is done, it'll probably rent fast. I truly hope the owners and future tenants give the building the care it needs.
I lived in one of these older studio apartments in 1994, bathroom was exactly like that too. Rent was $485. I didn't have to share. You go home to sleep. That's it.
This apartment is where the phrase putting lipstick on a pig came from.
😂😂😂
I never heard that expression before 😄
Is there a lobby-pirate problem? 4:37 Its a good thing Noah got his phone 4:23 before the pirates did.
Why is there a metal grating instead of glass on the elevator door? 5:11 Just like they have in jails.
Is the parking garage included in the rent? 5:45
If its $2,350 a month, why does the headline say $700? 6:29
Are they "child bars"? 10:52 Or burglar bars?
Always the best and most entertaining commentaries on the neighborhoods.
That apartment looks like a prison for people that didn't do anything wrong.
Exactly what I thought it’s giving prison vibes 😅
😂😂
Where are the gardens and plants? It's just depressing. Presumably people don't add them because someone will steal it. There's just that vibe...
Hi Cash that is a very lovely small NYC apartment for $700 a month. I like the shiny hardwood floors and simple rooms and kitchens. Stay well and safe 👍Great apt tour from your realtor friend 👍
Are you on drugs?😄
It’s not $700 a month though? 🤦🏻♀️
It's hard to tell what this will be like when it's ready for occupancy. I gather that it's a two-bedroom where you can carve off the window end of the living room to make a third - which isn't usually such a great idea. If the renovations are actually completed, $2,300 ain't bad for a two-bedroom unit.
Lol. Noah was a character, I enjoyed his goofy energy with always goofy Cash. I liked it when he walked over the floorboard panels on the floor and slid and turned, lol.
🤣🤣🤣 You can put a wall here (and block all your light and hear everything your roommate does.)
All for $700. Imagine trying to sleep at night? I am so glad I don't have to share with anyone.
Hey, Cash! Red flags: graffitti-strewn street-scape, trash on the stairs, broken windows, new washing machines but some not working, hincky-looking battered apartment door, random stove in the living-room, safety gates on windows... I understand that it's under 'renovation'.. Cash: 'looks like a total tear down' Maybe it'll look better one day. Sleepless in Toronto
Thoroughly depressing, though I realize it's a dreary day and the apartment isn't finished yet. Too many bars on windows are always a bad sign. Try this one again on a sunny day when it's finished. Neighborhood tour was fun as always but go when more businesses are open to get a better feel for what it would be like to live there.
Appreciate the owner showing it. Lets you understand how much he is putting into it. Fact that previous tenant stayed so long shows it can be comfortable. I would appreciate not paying extra money every month just for shiny finishes.
Never saw such a nervous realtor on your show. What is he trying to hide?
Did you see the apartment?
was the other agent high on coke? the way he tries to spin everything as if it's an amazing apartment and that the place isn't in shambles is hilarious hahaha
He certainly looked fused 😄
I think he was trying to joke around but was too nervous to pull it off.
NY is just not worth living in anymore, period. I was born and raised there but when Covid happened, I packed up and went to Texas at the end of 2020. I live in a one bedroom with in unit laundry in a good area for $885 and that's only because of inflation. It was $785 last year...
Cash, I would love for you to tour this apartment again when it's finished. At first I saw a dump, but it has so much potential
Man, the prices are insane! I built my home out in the country on the nights and weekends after working construction for my boss during the day. I did it debt free and lived on the property in a $350 travel trailer that I sold for $600 after I used it for a year. All I pay is property tax which is about $300 a month on 6 acres of river front property in a forest. If I need something at the store it's 20 minutes away. My kitchen is about the size of that living room space.
Pre mature apt tour. Hope Cash returns when it is finished. Although the building and hood are very scary and that's in the early moring before the bros wake up.
"INTERESTING NEIGHBORHOOD" is Realtor speak for you will get used to the gunfire and sirens and you will probably be mugged occasionally.
The layout of this feels wrong and makes me feel uneasy.
If I was renovating it I’d try to move the kitchen into the living area space as it seems like wasted space.
It seems like the bedroom next to the kitchen would not be very private and whoever was using that room would have to deal with clothes smelling like food.
I would also definitely try to make another bedroom from the existing living space (featuring an internal window high up for some natural light) and extend the other smaller bedroom into where the kitchen currently is.
Cash, I've suggested this in the past so I guess this request will go ignored. But it's your RUclips channel and you're the Boss.
However, I'll make my suggestion for the record.
When you go to a apartment and you find that it's in complete disarray, please return to the apt to do a Before & After. So we can see the apartment completed.
You both made the best out of sticky situation, would like to see the finished result. Hope the family is well Cash, blessings.🌻
Until I found Cash’s channel, this is how I envisioned every NYC apartment.
Thanks
Can you not at least spell his name right?
@@julliard Oopie, I fixed it. 👍 I meant to check that!
This felt so disorganized, but the price and amount of space ain't bad.
Nothing says an apartment building is welcoming quite like having a mat that says "Go away."
I'm sorry - there's no way I'd live in this place even if the total rent was $700, but bless your hearts for trying to put a positive spin on it.
I know they want to turn these around quickly, but if I was the owner, there's no way I'd let anyone see this disaster until it was cleaned up.
I like Noah,the guy you're hanging out with... he's funny yet informative. I would rent out that apt (if I was going to live in nyc). It's Brooklyn, baby! Cash, you look like an Amish guy in this video. Not to worry, you're still cute.
This entire video was a hilarious mess! 😂Thank you!
Don’t walk on the uninstalled wood flooring!
This episode was "rough" 😬
The dust on the tile is from when they did the grout. The dust washes off with a sponge
Not going to paint it unless you ask for it to be painted?!!!!! You have got to be kidding. That is mold- needs to be replaced, not painted!
I like when you let people know about the location of transportation. Cash...so what's up with the family? Haven't seen much since the baby was bor.n. Where's your e bike?
lol do you think he's riding a $2500 e-bike to that neighborhood after he's already had one stolen from him?
Well, your right...lol
Glad to see you pass on your knowledge of the “little things” that a agent should know Cash, the guy would not get my business based on his performance…
'Low e' refers to low emissivity ... meaning the windows will absorb less radiant heat from the sun, thereby reducing energy costs to cool the house
The neighborhood is colorful
Very interesting $700. Apartment, once it's finished it will look good for someone! Of course i enjoyed your comments going to this apartment & ok places to eat! You are going to help get some of theses places rented!! 💕💕
can we see a few of those really "budget" apartments just so we can get an idea what they are like? I'm so curious
Cash, I think it says Meat Place not Palace.:-)
LOL! Yup…. 🐖
This is definitely one of those apartments where I think you guys should’ve waited a week or so before touring lol
Maybe show it when it’s finished if it’s clean , not looking like a death trap.
And he said "The owner wants to make it better" then how about a total Gut Job this place is like putting lipstick on a pig 😳🤯😬
"Death trap" was exactly what came to my mind, too.
Great shine on this, oh it's grease. You're so funny!
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Hey Cash, I think you should go back once it's been renovated to see it in a better light.
I like those neon green pipes too. hummmmmmmmm now, an idea for my basement
This is Gonna b so Insightful CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Wednesday😀….
Hope you enjoyed it!
I think everyone talking about how it was bad to show a apartment in mid renovation , might want to remember something. Since it is in mid renovation they have to work around when work is being done in that apartment. And this agent is also has to coordinate with that, while going through the land lord.
If the laundry room was just redone that much, it sounds like a new rental company/landlord took over and is trying to improve what they bought. But can't just kick all the tenants out and redo everything from top to bottom.
Which is what multiple apartment complexes in my town are doing right now. Some of that is just undoing the things the old landlords did to just get by for another year or two. Like my old apartment shower.
I thought it was supposed to be cheaper living in the hood. I guess inflation is kicking everyone's butt.
One word...YIKES!!! And it's Nostrand, with a long "O". 🤦🏽♀️
Not sure what is more sketchy the agent or the apartment. Ugh, the $783 from him is sleezy and his constant 'owner wants to make it better' nope nope nope I don't trust the agent.
The agent looks like he has just snorted a few lines 😄
@@julliard "...
just trying to make it BeTtER!"
Awesome job Jordan
5:28, is that from a bullet hole?
I'll never live in the projects.
Wondered why you got off at Winthrop when Church was closer.
The actual realtor made me not like the place more then I already did.
First off... Shout out to Noahs Jacket / Suit. Nice Cut. But personally would of gone with a mid~Summer Navy Shirt.. possibly Fred Perry. My suggestion. But over all 8/10.
What about his coked out of his face demeanour?
This apartment looks like a good fit for a small family. The master bedroom is really nice sized, and the smaller bedroom is perfect for a kid.
If you like your family. I would not live there.
Two questions: 1. Why on earth would an agent want it shown in this state? 2. Unless it’s a new owner, why didn’t they bother to fix things and make improvements for the old renter?
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Mmmn. That agent was pure comedy. Cash, you kept him on his toes 😂. The building is what I really had issues with. Rough!
Can you come back and show us after it's done !!!???
“If you have three roommates, it’s $783/mo per person.”
It’s not a $700 apartment if you have to live with roommates. It’s a $700 ROOM. 😩
Yes the title of the video is very misleading. I don't think I would live there even if is was just $700
My parents house had a built in metal hamper like that. That whole bathroom is 1950's.
Noah is so cool, he reminds me of that one cool friend you have growing up,
that sees potential in construction,
thus making him an excellent tree house / fort builder.
Great video, love when you team up and find cool places.
*I just want a tiny loft to paint in and do my art thing
Well,, the unit is about as basic and no frills as one can get! Depending on the quality and selection of schools in the neighborhood (and crime rate!) a family could live there! Was this building once part of a public housing project?
Are those real hardwoods they’re putting in?!? This apartment has tons of potential if they renovate it correctly. Then the only problem is the neighborhood. But hey, it’s even got an elevator!
The bullet hole in the door was a turn off
I used to live on the grand concourse
The chaos!
Yeah! But a bit premature!
I'm sure there's soooooooo many people that enjoy this kind of living.........then there's people that watch this and thank God they live far, far........far away from this...........'merica!
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GLAD I live in VT. I like visiting NYC but never want to live there. Seedy looking neighborhoods are depressing to me. Give me Williamsburg or the Village.
I think you should of waited for the renovation to be completed to show off the Apt.
The building looks shabby and even with the remodel don't think the apartment is going to look good.
Can I come back later please when it's finished as right now it's a hot mess!
Fun Video by Cash as usual. But the place/ building / Area is a dump. Pass on this one.
Why would he show that place in the condition it’s in
The commentary is worth watching all of your videos. Where's Charles?
Good Day !
What a dump. I can't believe it is being shown before renovation is complete.
Even the building looks suspect. I would be afraid to live there.
So the take away I got is if you move to NY ya gotta find roommates? Hmmm sounds sketchy to me🤣
Here we go with that “per roommate” clickbait. And it’s not even $700, it’s closer to $800 per roommate.
I'm surprised this apartment wasn't illegal and hidden in some random NYC alley...
This apartment should not have been shown in this condition.
If I lived in NYC, an updated studio in Manhattan is what I would like but this place is what I could afford.
The apartments of the past were large, unlike the tiny spaces of today.
I cook chicken wings to crispy with Mashed potatoes delicious.
how about another tour once the reno is finished
That state agent has some Zac Efron vibes.
The oven stove convo is for all that diy crack needed to live there