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One bedroom Harlem sublet - $1,050/mo.
150th between 7th and 8th.
Fully renovated Harlem apartment!
Heat, hot water, electric, and gas included. (Also, last time I was there, I was able to log-on to someone's wifi.)
Big living room. Big bedroom. Separate kitchen with new appliances. Dining nook. Two closets. (I can email you the floorplan).
The 3 express train is 1 block away. The A, C, B, and D trains are about 5 ? 7 minutes away.
Laundry is in the building and it?s also close to a park, recreation
center, post office, bodegas, pharmacy, Pathmark grocery store, Starbucks, and the
Harlem River.
Pets okay.
Must move in by November 1st (move in Nov. 23rd and get one week free rent).
Month-to-month or longer.
Email: brookethebroker at gmail dot com. (No broker fee-- it's a sublet.)
I can show it any time you would like to see it. 
Please pass this on to anyone you know who is moving or needs an apartment. BONUS - I will pay you a small referral fee.
Re: One bedroom Harlem sublet - $1,050/mo.
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TTC Journey
7/2008 - begin TTC
7/2009 - began charting
9/2009 - Dx Endometriosis
10/2009 - HSG/SA (Normal)
12/2009 -6/2010 - Lupron #1 & 2
Sep-Nov 2010- Clomid Cycles #1&2 = BFN
Dec 2010 - Clomid Cycle #3 = BFP (1/11/11);no h/b (2/10/11); D&C (2/23/11)
5/11-6/11 - herbal tea regime = BFN
7/24/2011- herbal tea regime = surprise BFP
Thanks Lawby! I'd really rather not list it on craigslist and I'd really rather not pay rent and not be reimbursed. I totally can't afford that!
Tupelo - I don't know if it's the WORST neighborhood in Manhattan. Depends on what you define as "worst." It's very subjective. I lived there for a little over 3 years and loved it. (Super cheap, beautiful apartment, nice and diverse population, super close to trains, every kind of food you can imagine nearby.) And it got a lot better starting in late 2004. I haven't lived up there recently, but I've heard it's not quite as great as it was in 2008 (but, really, where is?) but that it's not as "bad" as it was in 2004.
A little background: I've leased this apartment since 2004 and lived there until late 2007 when I moved in with my husband downtown. Shortly before I moved, the landlord sold it to the now-current landlord and the former landlord (with whom I worked) advised me to keep it (as long as I could keep it subletted and wasn't losing any money on it), because he thought that the new landlord might turn it into co-ops, where I would be able to buy it at an insider's price. I've been patiently waiting.
So, I've subletted
it to 3 different people so far and they've all been friends or friends
of friends' (I don't want to list in on craigslist yet because I don't
want any creepy strangers, ya know?)
Also, I know at least 50 of my neighbors in the building (it's a big building: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar_Apartments) because, after I moved in, I quit my job and went into real estate. As a broker, I rented at least 30 different apartments in the building.
Sorry for being so defensive, but it's my baby.
Thanks all!