Technically yes but you likely won’t qualify for anything based on the money you make at your other job.

I’m from a different area of state but my mom had family in Wisconsin co sign for her no problem.

In the future you can call them afterward

If you’re talking about the development townhouses I think you are… people are absolutely willing to buy them. Just need more businesses in some of the lower levels I think.

I went to Rutgers Camden and our dining hall is open to the public with little issue. The campus is a million times safer though. The only people who really came in when I was there were local workers to get Starbucks.

… no????

Rutgers Camden is incredibly safe. It’s not surprising that temples worse

Temple is still a respected school. The neighborhood is another story.

…is this a serious question?

Average is about 20-30 minutes Id think. North jersey to central isn’t an easy commute unless you’re talking about places that are relatively close to each other

It doesn’t matter. It’s not religious in that manner - it’s just their social services arm. They do a really good job

Catholic charities hands down. They’re really good at helping them with medical, mental health, housing, Medicaid applications, etc.

Monmouth is central jersey

I go to Carnegie cat clinic. They’re expensive but not that expensive I don’t think. Worth calling at least.

Also try house paws- they’re based in south jersey but I think they have a Bergen county office.

Typically with DoorDash as long as there is drivers available willing to take an order they won’t stack it. So sadly most of our orders are just one person.

It’s both. At minimum you should be tipping miles from restaurant times 2. But if you ordering really expensive food or a lot of food increase the tip a bit.

They only do this when they don’t have enough drivers available or the available drivers won’t take the order

The tip is often too little. Aim to tip amount of miles from the restaurant times 2. At minimum

It’s not the customers fault the driver is so far no. However it is there fault they tipped how they did

Yeah that’s different. They don’t do hidden tips on sub $5 orders

….. you must not be familiar with the haddonfield area at all. They’re very dense suburbs

Wow that’s why my asthma has been so horrendous this week.

It was tornado

Generally unless you left the place an absolute mess they can’t make you pay for cleaning. General upkeep is on the landlord not the tenant.

Even in Trenton 2200 a month will be hard to swing

The apartment cleaning and new tenant rent charges may not be legal. Look for organizations that help tenants. They’ll know more about this then we will