Good afternoon, 

My name is Olympia and I am currently in the process of helping my younger sister, Leia Padmore, find an apartment.  She is looking to buy and in assisting her (we figured two or more good thinking heads put to a project, is better than one) I inquire all over.  We have been looking for 1 bedroom apartments in Pelham, NY; the Riverdale section of the Bronx, and Yonkers, NY as she is ready to purchase a condominium or Co-op.  

I work around the corner from 42-10, 27th Street in Long Island City, and as I pass these newly erected buildings, I was wondering if you ever lease any of your studios for less than the listed price?  If not, would you consider and be willing to do charity work by renting any of your studios in the aforementioned building below market price?  I ask as sometimes it's better to move inventory instead of having it sit unoccupied, and I know my sister Leia, would LOOOOOVE to take care of one of your studio or one bedroom units for you.  We know this request/pardon is a loooong shot, but as some respond to the following question: "what's the worst thing that could happen if you dare to ask for a wish to come true?" It could either be "yea" or "nay"; it could be granted or denied, but I still ask as I know sometimes in some luxury buildings, the owners/managers reserve a few apartments for those who have decent but lower income jobs, that yield steady and reliable rent.

So all-in-all, I am simply asking if you have any apartments set aside for individuals who would make $44,000.00 a year with no real other obligations?  If so, your grant will not be discussed or exposed to anyone other, and your unit would be beautifully cared for, for the life of the lease agreement.  If you are the owners or the individuals entrusted to handle the leasing accounts for the company, anything you say goes--you are free to give or withhold whatever belongs to you, at the price you are willing to accept and that will also handle YOUR outstanding financial obligations.  So I humbly come before you to learn what you may do in consideration of our earnest appeal.  What is the lowest you can successfully operate under without going into the "red"/negative?  Any housing offer or advice would be extremely appreciated.  God bless you and thank you for your time.

Have awesome days despite the biggest of obstacles!
Olympia Perez and Leia Padmore

