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1 BR – East 73rd Street, Upper East Side Blog This beautiful newly renovated one bedroom apartment comes with a newly renovated marble bathroom and two decorative fireplaces. There is a spacious entrance foyer with plenty of closet space. The apartment has high ceilings throughout. This is an elevator building.


1 BR – East 102nd Street, Harlem Blog2 This one bedroom apartment with 9 foot ceilings is located in an elevator building. Apartment comes with video intercom & security system. There is a washer & dryer located in the unit. Residents have access to their own private balcony.


2 BR – East 65th Street, Upper East Side Blog 3 This apartment comes with one free month’s rent! It’s located within a doorman & elevator building and comes with stainless steel appliances and three full closets. There is laundry located on site.


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Lee Lin
Lee Lin
Lee is a data geek from MIT who spent years at quantitative hedge funds cranking out models to explain and predict financial markets. Real estate has always been a big part of Lee's life. He grew up helping out at his parents' Jersey Shore motels, became a landlord his first year out of college, analyzed mortgages on a fixed-income trading desk, and acquired a New York real estate license. At RentHop, he combines his nerd talents and real estate knowledge to constantly tweak the secret HopScore. He currently lives near Bryant Park and his favorite restaurant was Cafe Zaiya (now known as Tomiz).

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