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There is some mystique about “broker apartments” vs “no fee apartments”.
Let’s clear up the misconception right now; There is no difference between a fee apartment and no fee apartments in New York City. None. They are the very same apartments.
There is no difference between "fee apartments" and no fee apartments in New York City.
The only difference between a fee apartment and a no fee apartment is how you saw the apartment. If you saw the apartment with a licensed real estate broker or agent, you will owe them a fee if you wish to rent the apartment. This is a “fee” apartment.
If you saw the very same apartment without a real estate broker or agent, you would not owe anyone a fee upon renting the apartment. None. This is a “no fee apartment”.
It’s that simple. Really. It’s that simple. So do you want to pay a fee? No? Then use RDNY.com. All of our apartments are guaranteed to be 100% no fee.
Of course, you will be giving something up. You will give up the pleasure of having the broker or agent hold your hand across the street, open the door for you, and then point out which room is the bathroom and which is the kitchen.
If you’re as smart as we think you are, we trust that you can cross the street without someone holding your hand (nice as that is). We trust that you know how to open the door yourself. And we trust that you’ll be able to figure out which room is the bath room and which room is the kitchen.
If you can do those things on your own, then you’re ready to find a no fee apartment in NYC. All on your own, with the help of RDNY.com.
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