How much do you pay for rent each month?
I'm not such a societal cuck as to pay rent you faggot.
$420 not even memeing
$992
i know it's a strange number but there is a mathematically calculated maximum increase allowed due to rent control
>>28942161
That's the exact amount I pay. It's a house split between several people.
My parents bought me an apartment when I turned 21, so no rent.
About $700 after water and trash collection fees added in, that's for a small 1 bedroom 400-something square feet in a major city.
>>28942210
>$700
>1 bedroom
>major city
yeah, no
>>28942085
>he doesn't own his own home
My mortgage payment is 672 a month
>>28942210
>"major" city
You mean like indianapolis or cincinatti something?
>>28942255
tight hovel
>>28942085
Payment for the house is 600, split between 4 roommates, so 150 a mo for me. Utilities are kind of high because it's an old house but still , 180 utility bill is not that much among 4
Pay 650 for rent.
Utilities go from 70-104.
I live in Los Angeles, city of dengerates.
>>28942259
Dallas. Why, does it seem low
>>28942277
Good market. By no means large. 2200 sf 2 car garage, 1/2 acre lot.
$200 because I still live with my parents:')
>>28942298
Damn that's not bad for LA , what kind of place is it?
>>28942299
You can rent a 1br apt for $700 in Dallas? No shit. Yeah, seems really cheap.
>>28942085
$1200 plus ~50$ for gas and electicity
>>28942085
$1,093
1 BR Chicago suburbs
>>28942085
$550 for a room
>rentcucks
ahaha
>tfw when rent is due
I charge $1,200x2 ($2,400), but I cover water and sewage in my triplex. End up with $1,000 positive cash flow after mortgage payment.
You cucks just need to save like $10k for the down payment of an HSA loan wich is like 3% and use the rest to cover closing costs
>>28942382
It's a room in a 3 bedroom house. It's pretty chill. But i wish I could afford apartment of my own.
>>28942423
Yeah, that's basically the plan for me. At 7k savings and building credit . Eventually somebody will sell me enough money to get a house
>>28942299
my studio in Oakland, CA is $1000. The other studios on my street are $2000. In SF itself, studios are often $2500 or more.
>>28942446
Have you considered moving? You could easily get your own place for that amount in the right part of the USA
>>28942357
yeah my step dad makes me pay 300
i'm also a fucking loser
$366/month
Living with 2 roommates in a 3 bedroom apartment in a Charlotte suburb.
>>28942423
>$10k for the down payment of an HSA loan wich is like 3% and use the rest to cover closing costs
I'm sorry do what now?
>>28942357
Your parents make you pay rent? Sucks, are they poor?
>>28942423
You mean an FHA loan. It's 3.5% if the property is approved. Plus you'll pay mortgage insurance on top of it.
That being said, what you're describing is a sound financial move.
1600, 2 bedrooms bay area
ugh
kill me
>>28942464
I was planning on moving to Oakland for work. That's not to bad senpai for the bay.
>>28942543
That's dirt cheap for oakland. Must be a dump.
>>28942481
Difference is I have over $40k saved up and ready to buy a house as an investment property. I'm trying to figure out what I want to do with my job if I want to stay part time at this place or look for a full time job.
>>28942513
Not ridiculously rich or poor. Just above average.
>>28942446
Read This before investing in Real Estate.
Same goes for you sorry cuck renters.
Why do you fools bother living in the city? You could have an extra several hundred dollars a month by moving to a small town.
>>28942616
I have no idea how this works. Can't I just pay some jews to figure out what to do with the savings I've amassed?
$1400
single bedroom apartment downtown, walking distance to the "sodosopa" neighborhood with a Whole Foods and farmers markets and whatnot
that includes electricity/water/etc., my only other bills are internet ($80) and cellphone ($33) both with unlimited data
just me and my cat here, it's pretty cozy
>>28942642
1. Get credit
2. Wait year
3. Find lender to pre-aprove you for FSA
4.look for property, (duplex highly adviced)
5. Have enough for FSA downpayment and closing cost.
Now you are building wealth at 2x the speed. With equity build up and positive cash flow.
>>28942616
Okay, I ordered your book. You were a good little shill
>>28942752
Why are duplexes advised? Double the rent for the same amount of expense?
>>28942752
What if I want to live in the duplex
My rent is being a good boy(most of the time). If anything the bitch should be paying monetary tribute to me for putting up with her subpar service. I guess I'm just too soft on her. I guess I'm a true beta because I usually stop whooping on her after she starts crying really hard.
>>28942423
Closing costs are another $12k. And that's not counting your EMD or the inspection fee.
>>28942752
For the second time. It's an FHA loan. Jesus christ. And of course the downside of a 3.5% down payment is a very high monthly.
It can work, but it's not the slam dunk no-brainer that this anon is making it out to be.
>>28942637
Not when you have to drive an hour to work and an hour home each day.
Yea, you are all fucking turbo normies paying fucking RENT.
Jesus fucking Christ
JUST, why the fuck has this migration occurred
$875
Downtown Tacoma. And I like it here
>>28942805
Duplex is the wrong term. The anon who is writing these posts doesn't know exactly what he is talking about.
I believe he means he bought a 3 family house, or multi-unit building. And yeah, of course when you buy a multiple family house you're buying income producing units.
>>28942892
Some of us awkward virgins can still manage to have a job.
>>28942586
ah well I have exactly $379 saved up. please kill me
736.50. Electric is usually 50, water 40.
1br in a suburb of Columbus, OH.
>>28942805
>>28942826
Live in one part of the duplex, rent the other, FSA loans require you to live in the property.
Unless you have enough to fork over a 20% down payment for a traditional mortgage
>>28942923
You seem to know what youre talking about. I have ~30k liquid what do?
>>28942892
i'm a certified oldfag, my NEET prime was 2006-2008, after that i went back to college, graduated, moved into my own apartment,d and became a wizard
>>28942395
What suburb?
North shore fag here, I pay $845 a month plus ~$30 for electric. 1 bedroom
>>28942975
I'm a landlord. And a legit Jew. What should you do? I mean, it really depends. How old are you? Where do you live? What is your goal?
>>28942947
Be a man and do it yourself. You have enough for a hooker, and some rope.
>>28942874
Auto correct is being stupid.
But yea it's FHA
$0, live with parents. Zero income so I couldn't pay them even if they wanted.
>>28942960
>FSA
FHA...learn so you don't sound like a dumbass.
>>28943012
24. Florida. One goal is to live somewhere else and the other is retirement/being Jew rich like anyone else right?
$500+util
house split between6people in toronto
>>28942085
>Paying rent
If you live like a cuck you probably are a cuck
$650, plus water/utilities. On average its about $750. Its a nice house with three roommates in a college town. Nothing too flashy, but my own room/bathroom is worth it. Last year I paid more to live in the crappiest dorm on campus, so this is nice.
>>28942854
>Not negotiating hard enough to make seller pay closing costs.
It's either 10% discount or cover closing costs goy
>>28943045
I don't mean like the ultimate end goal. I meant your goal in terms of buying a property.
Until you know where you live, I can't really give you any advice.
30k won't get you far. With a traditional mortgage you could probably buy like a 150k place. You're options will be limited.
Are you employed? Do you have a steady income?
3400 2 bedroom apartment. Austin.
>>28942637
Where do you jobs are located?
$820 for a one-bedroom apartment in St. Paul, MN suburbs. I can just barely afford it.
>>28943114
>Are you employed? Do you have a steady income?
If I can't move yes, but I definitely don't plan on staying here much longer
>>28943090
If you're buying in a depressed market my goy friend.
Where I live (Brooklyn) that shit aint flying. In fact, a lot of places go over ask and a lot are all cash deals.
$700, newly renovated 2br/1br apartment with a large deck. STL
>>28942085
$335 per month, doesn't include electricity or gas. Don't have either one of those connected.
3 bedrooms/2 baths, 3 blocks from several brothels here in Nevada.
>>28943144
Move. Get a job in the place you think want to live, and then reassess. You don't sound ready to buy tbqh.
675 for a 2 bedroom, 750 sqft place including water, trash and gas. It's nice living in a cheap area desu
>>28942085
$200 for everything. Not living with parents/family, no roomates, nice and quiet, extremely convenient location, everything I actually need and not much else. Will be moving in nine months and would like to downsize.
>>28943008
Oh shit, I live here too, work part-time and live with my parents desu. I would never live on my own. And my parents wouldn't ask me to contribute to their mortage because it's like $6,000 a month, I couldn't even dent it kek
Winnetka btw
I moved back to my Moms house where I get my own separate bedroom, bathroom, living room and studio for FREE. You guys are stupid if you pay rent.
>>28942085
$300 CAD
>umad
>>28943145
Stockton here.
It's a mixed market due to proximity to bay area, and sacramento
>>28943202
oh and i forgot to add in that I stole 2 trash cans from the city so i don't have to pay trash. It's been a year and they havent figured it out so i think i'm good.
feels good man
>>28943117
I'm not talking about the swamp from Deliverance, I'm talking about a small town with about 10 grocery stores and 5 department stores and 25 fast food places, and so on.
Why do you ASnons think you make us mad when you post your shitty living situations?
I don't want to live with my mom. I don't want to live in the sticks. I don't want to live in a run down cheap place.
One life to live anons. Stop short changing yourselves.
>>28943203
Yeah youre right thanks goy
>>28942616
>Tfw desperately trying to get rich
>Wasted my young autism on bullshit
>24 now
Need to learn the ways of the jew
$650 for a one-bedroom with a private balcony and hardwood floors
It's the best place I've ever lived.
>>28943255
Wasn't Stockton like the foreclosure capital of America after the '08 crash?
I guess it can only go up?
595$ Rent
2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage. Duplex.
It's even a pretty nice neighborhood.
SW Missouri is so fucking cheap to live in.
>>28943299
I sort of wished I got my head out of my ass when I was younger. Had a mate who was working since he was 16, sometimes multiple jobs.
He's 25 and owns 3 houses. They have mortgages, but he rents them out and comfortably pays them off while netting a bit of cash. He's looking to buy his fourth (for him and his gf to live in).
I wish I could hate him but he's an utter bro.
>>28942085
Nothing -0-
State of California pays for my accommodation due to my emotional disabilities
If your from California and have a job, thanks
I pay $1100 in Toronto for rent and electricity
It's in one of the richest areas of town with a balcony two feet from the subway entrance so I don't give a fuck. Shithole basement apartments go for like $800-1000 here. It's ridiculous.
>>28943316
Not that anon but I also have family in Stockton. It frequently makes the top 10 for worst places to live in USA.
>>28943316
:^)
Still is...
Fuck renting. I'm tired of it. Tired of not being able to make noise, paint shit, do what I want. I don't want to have a social interaction every goddamn time I go to leave my home. I don't want a common area electricity fee. I don't want to have to park in a parking lot-- I want a garage. I don't want to go through some faggot landlord every time something breaks. All just to get financially RAPED compared to the cost of a mortgage on a better living space.
I'm done with this transitory existence. When my lease ends in September, I'm buying a house. I will never fucking pay rent again.
>>28943333
utter memery. good luck in school next year.
San Diego, in ocean beach, $1950/month for a one br
>>28943345
I have a client there. They openly tell me that it is a ghetto and no one will want to live there.
>>28943282
That's not a small town, not even fucking close.
>25 fast food places
>"small town"
>>28942085
zero bucks. I live in a cardboard box under an overpass though. But I'm working right now, so I should afford to rent a cheap room in a few days, hopefully.
>>28942085
Nothing, I owny apartment
>>28943416
yeah, is he trying to say 'suburb'? wtf
>>28943371
>I don't want to have a social interaction every goddamn time I go to leave my home.
this, having strangers keep tabs on you is really fuckin annoying
>>28942085
$2100/mo. Near DC, not bad considering it's divided up 3 ways between room mates. Only here for college, then I'm either going home or going back to WA state.
>>28942085
$850
fml
origami
i live near boston so i end up paying 1000/month to live with two other fuckheads i hate.
and the rent is going up
725 2bdrm.
This is cheap in Connecticuck
>>28943371
>not renting and putting all you can into investments
If it's more than 10% cheaper to rent than buy, you're much better off doing this. With added home owning costs unless you NEED the space it's not worth it.
>inb4 muh equity
do you think your home will go up in price the same as the market will? Rent cheap and invest anon.
>>28943611
Kek. This is no hard and fast rule. I bought my house for 700k 6 years ago. Now it's worth close to 2 mil.
>>28943611
I agree with this anon. I'm >>28943202 My low costs allow me to pretty much invest every penny into stocks. Last week I made 7k...but i'm not taking anything out till I make it big. Then I'm going down to the brothel to celebrate lol.
>>28943611
>do you think your home will go up in price the same as the market will?
You mean the stock market?
Anon, if you bought a house in any major city in the US (NYC, LA, SF, DC etc.) in the last 10 years, you almost certainly have done better than the market.
>>28943562
wake up so i can tell you about it holy hell
>>28943662
I do this & I live in SD
>>28943611
If you don't have the means, a traditional home is out of reach.
Cover costs, with rent
>Pic related
>>28942085
$1050 plus bills/utilities for a one bedroom in a horrible part of town.
California was a fucking mistake.
>>28942085
too much
know what imsayum
>>28943690
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>>28942085
513 euros including water for 35 sqm apartment. Utilities bring a bit under 50e extra.
Can't do much better as uni student. Most of my neighbors are quiet elderly people and it's calm part of the town so it's pretty nice.
>>28943825
Um, if the '08 collapse didn't do it, I don't know what will.
But tight meme word.
>>28943333
>Free rent for "emotional disabilities"
I'm so glad I don't live in Cuckfornia. Faggots like you are complete scum. No government should enable you.
>>28943937
They don't. This is NEET memery and nothing more.
>>28943652
>I bought my imaginary house for 700K
>After a self-evaluation, I now value it at 2 mil
That's what you meant to type.
>>28944034
No fampai. I'm serious about my business. I follow the market closely. Mission, SF. Is what it is.
$450. Three other guys pay the exact same amount and we live in a comfy four bedroom apartment in a small college city
>>28943321
Holy shit. That is dope. Is SW Missouri real shitty?
>>28943335
I have a friend who lives in Vancouver and says the situation is pretty similar. Basement apartments for absurdlu high rent
>>28943662
Find a Korean massage parlor if you can, they will do you right
$2040 Vancouver - Yaletown :(
I live with my mom and my brother so I just give her whatever amount we need to pay bills, last month i paid $400 but sometimes I dont pay at all.
>>28943611
Oy fucking vey.
Mortgages are great right now.
>If it's more than 10% cheaper to rent than buy, you're much better off doing this.
That's a big if, anon. Are you sure that you didn't just pull that number from your ass?
>do you think your home will go up in price the same as the market will?
?? Do I think that my future home will appreciate in value? Yes.
>Rent cheap and invest anon.
I do invest my money, anon. Not everybody needs to be a miserly jew like you trading penny stocks out of a 1br apartment while getting cucked to sleep every night from the soundtrack of your neighbors fucking.
I live in California and pay $0 a month. I live with my par ents and save nearly everything I make. I will stay with them for as long as possible. I want to save as much as I can when I am younf and single.
>>28942395
>>28943008
>>28943227
Elgin here, $590, studio.
Nothing. My parents say they're gonna make me pay rent but they never do shit about it. What a bunch of fucking cucks. I make them pay for my cigarettes and beer too and tell them I'll pay them back, but never do.
>>28945044
You're a horrible person, anon. I live for free with my parents, but I respect them at least.
>>28945080
That's what happens when you're shitty parents. Your kid comes out even shittier than you.
>>28942085
500 shekels
I would rather be homeless
I wish I could NEET with my parents but they hate me
>>28942254
>paying property taxes like a good goy
>>28942500
Means you save up 10k for a mortgage down payment, then you immediately start renting out the house to pay off the monthly mortgage
>>28942494
>Charlotte
You'll never be as good as Raleigh
>>28942892
I wish NEETs would shut the fuck up.
Some of us don't have parents that let us bum around for 30 years after high school.
We also can't get autismbux.
We have to work shitty jobs or go to 4 years in a madrassah and suffer through loneliness, rejection, and virginity.
Fuck off
>>28943251
Where the fuck do you live?
Plattsville?
>>28943300
Sounds like heaven
$240 a month but I live with my parents. If I moved out, id be paying at least $800.
Literally throwing money away
Why not live at home and save for a house?
>>28942085
Southern California, $1200 2B,2B, sublet the other room for $600, so $600.
>>28945757
Because real robots have parents that fucking hate them, and they hate them in return.
I got kicked out literally after my graduation.
I walked to the bus station in my gown sweating my balls off
$525
2100 total split between 4 people for a small house
>>28942180
CUUUUUUUUUCKED! Cucked! Get cucked!! :^)
