735 for a 3 Bed. Apartment in my area. With a great deal my friend has on internet and we're only having netflix, roughly will be about 300 for each person.
rent includes utilities, place is nice I live in the same complex, and not far from my job.
Moving out next month
735 for a 3 Bed. Apartment in my area. With a great deal my friend has on internet and we're only having netflix, roughly will be about 300 for each person.
rent includes utilities, place is nice I live in the same complex, and not far from my job.
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
Originally Posted by kyne
That's a pretty damn good deal, considering when I lived in Washington I was paying the same amount for a one bedroom. o_O
$300+food=way too much money.
For you though it sounds good if you're working full time at this job or it pays waaay more than most unskilled labor I've encountered or you're not going to college. Especially if rent includes utilities.
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300 a month plus food is cheap as hell.
Oh St. Louis and your housing market crash making property dirt cheap.
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I don't get the American concept of moving out. Maybe it comes from me living in a small country or something, but I really don't get the rationale. Of course it'll be applicable for universities in other states or something, but what's the point of moving into a new house in your old area?
I make 300 a week. I think I can survive 300 a month.
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
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I agree, it's really not smart unless your home life is truly atrocious.I don't get the American concept of moving out. Maybe it comes from me living in a small country or something, but I really don't get the rationale. Of course it'll be applicable for universities in other states or something, but what's the point of moving into a new house in your old area?
I say this because I moved out when I was 18 and it was very hard, if you actually have supporting parents, take advantage of it. Being a grown up sucks.
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I already pay for rent and my cell phone. And I don't even have a bedroom or bed for that matter. If I'm going to pay for rent I'd rather have my own room.
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
wow, that's harsh
my parents say they won't make me pay till i get a baccalaureate. that gives me roughly 8 years still. might move out sooner than that though, for some reason i don't like living in suburbs.
Your parents make you pay for that stuff? ;0
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