Where do you live and how much do you pay to live there? If you pay at all, I mean.I'm currently not paying anything to stay where I'm at but I want to leave as soon as I can since they aren't very good living conditions. I know an apartment you can st

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Anonymous 03/26/15 (Thu) 19:23:16 No.13926

Where do you live and how much do you pay to live there? If you pay at all, I mean.

I'm currently not paying anything to stay where I'm at but I want to leave as soon as I can since they aren't very good living conditions. I know an apartment you can stay at for free depending on your income (since I lived there with my mom when i was 9-13 years old) but it has a very long waiting list.

TL;DR what I'm asking is, how much do you pay for rent/renty-like things? If you don't pay, is there a reason you don't? I'm also interested in knowing how NEETs get money for rent for obvious reasons.

Sorry if this is an unwelcome topic.

Anonymous 03/27/15 (Fri) 02:42:01 No.13931

Currently living with my dad, of course rent free.
Saving enough to rent an apartment for 6 months and try and get a shitty job good enough to live. Rent around here would be.. 200 dollaroos a month, but that can't help you since I'm not in America..

Anonymous 03/27/15 (Fri) 03:36:48 No.13932

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>>13931
Where can you live for $200 a month?
It's $1000 a month here for most places and that's not including utilities/internet
I pay $280 a month for rent but I still live at home

Anonymous 03/27/15 (Fri) 05:36:14 No.13933

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>>13932
Not the guy you're asking, but if you're willing to throw yourself into very bad neighborhoods and cities you can find an ocean of low budget apartments for 300 per month.

Oh, but, if you have alternatives then I would definitely recommend against such a thing!

Anonymous 03/27/15 (Fri) 23:22:40 No.13943

>>13932
A third world country

Anonymous 03/29/15 (Sun) 14:27:23 No.13966

Zimbabwe.

!Nami.L0hz2 03/31/15 (Tue) 18:50:13 No.13978

I'm lucky to have an apartment I don't have to pay rent for. Half of it was my dad's, after he died it went to me, and mum moved out years ago.

There's still utilities, but it's not my money. Ends up being about 100-150 euros a month. Mum pays for it. I dropped out of hs 5 years ago and didn't manage to stand up on my feet, so no job or savings. I'm working on it though, being a leech and doing nothing isn't nearly as fun as it might seem.

Northern europoor btw.

Anonymous 04/01/15 (Wed) 04:21:01 No.13979

>>13978
Looks like I'm moving to Europe..
No but seriously with my savings I could live there for 3 years without working and if I were to move out here it'd last me 6 months (if that)
Is the minimum wage low there or something like that? I'm so confused at the moment

Anonymous 04/01/15 (Wed) 08:53:59 No.13980

>>13979
Dont be too sure about that, europe is in the same shit as the rest of the world now.

Anonymous 04/01/15 (Wed) 13:43:41 No.13981

>>13979
Wages are lower in some parts, higher in others. Europe isn't one country and wages/living expenses vary.

>>13980
Nowhere else in the developed world is quite as bad as the US as far as social welfare is concerned. Also, there's the whole thing about forced debt.

Anonymous 04/01/15 (Wed) 14:44:58 No.13982

Isn't there government housing in america? Where they just take a percentage of your income and that's your rent? You have to sign up for it and are put on a waiting list though. I'm not too sure about the details but might want to look into it if you're in America. Maybe other countries have it too.

Anonymous 04/01/15 (Wed) 22:58:44 No.13983

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>>13982
OP here, that's the place I was talking about in my post that I used to live in. My mom had very low income, so she got a utility check each month instead of having to pay rent. I don't remember there being a waiting list when we first moved in, but there sure as heck is one now. It's very long.

Anonymous 04/02/15 (Thu) 00:25:15 No.13984

>>13983
i don't think its too long just a few months or something like that. if you're living somewhere for nothing it might be a good idea to sign up when you still have the chance. though that might just be the area i live in. it all depends on the city you're looking at. try other cites around were you live too. though i'm not too informed on this so might be wrong.