Listed by Sekou Goss

Days on market: 687

Available July 15th! Looking for a unit that just feels like home? This East Elmhurst Queens flex 2 bedroom, 2 Bathroom home has great amenities including in-unit laundry, fenced-in yard and easy parking while being super accessible to Laguardia Airport. Upon entry of the home, youre welcomed by a sunny generous size living room. A large L-shaped sofa, coffee table and bookshelves can be accommodated in this area. Theres a spacious bedroom that overlooks the serene backyard. A queen size bed+wardrobe will easily fit in this space. In addition, theres a spacious closet in this bedroom. Another room is located across the hall thats perfect for an office or spare bedroom. It has a private full bathroom inside it that makes it perfect for guest quarters. The large window allows for peaceful tree-lined street views and it has an additional entry point that leads to the front door. Another spacious bathroom with tub is next to the kitchen. Youll love preparing meals in this eat-in kitchen since its perfectly located near the back door of the home; Allowing for effortless outdoor dining/barbecuing. Theres full size stainless steel appliances and plenty of counter space and cabinets. Youll have access to the back yard patio and yard that has two-way access. Parking in front of the home is also super convenient. Heat and hot water is included. No pets please. This home is a stones throw to the newly improved Laguardia airport, making this home perfect for any and all airline staff. Enjoy sweeping Manhattan views as you commute around the neighborhood. Qualifying for a New York apartment typically involves several factors that landlords or property management companies consider. While specific requirements may vary depending on the landlord and the property, here are some common criteria:1. Income: Landlords often require tenants to have a stable income that is at least 40-50 times the monthly rent. This means if the monthly rent is $2,000, your annual income should be around $80,000 to $100,000. Some landlords may have different income requirements or accept guarantors if you don't meet the income threshold.2. Credit History: A good credit history is typically necessary. Landlords may check your credit score to assess your financial responsibility and ability to pay rent on time. Generally, a credit score above 650 is considered acceptable, but this can vary.3. Rental History: Landlords may inquire about your rental history, including previous landlords' references and your rental payment track record. If you don't have a rental history, they may request additional documents or require a guarantor.4. Guarantors: If you don't meet the income or credit requirements, some landlords may accept a guarantor. A guarantor is usually a financially stable person who guarantees the lease and is responsible for the rent if the tenant fails to pay. The guarantor typically needs to meet certain income and credit criteria.5. Security Deposit: Landlords often require a security deposit, usually equal to one or two months' rent, as a protection against any damages or unpaid rent. This amount may vary depending on the landlord.6. Application and Background Check: You will likely need to fill out an application form and consent to a background check, which may include criminal history, employment verification, and rental history checks.7. Identification and Documentation: You will typically need to provide identification documents such as a driver's license or ..