Moving out...?

[Axel28]

I lived at home till I was out of college and had a steady job for a year. That would be ideal. It would suck to get a job, immediately move out, and then lose it for whatever reason. I'd say at least 6 months so you know you're good with your employer. It also gives you time to save up money since you won't have rent and other bills to pay. Take advantage of that while you can. Don't blow all your money on video games. .

Trust me I will NOT be spending money on video games. lol I don't even really like games anyways.

[MasonC2K]

My own example is that I went in with 2 roommates that I knew very well from college. We split a 1600 sq ft, 3 bed/2 bath apartment that was about $900 a month. I got the master bedroom so I paid a little more in the split since I got the bigger room. I think it was something like $350 for me and $275 each for them. Everything else from power to cable was split 3 ways even. No of us had furniture other than bedroom stuff so we used my TV since it was biggest and I bought the living room furniture. One of them got a kitchen table and they kind of split getting kitchen stuff.

Funny story. The night we moved in we had a party with the people that helped us move. We didn't realize till after everyone left that none of us had shower curtains or soap. So we went to t Walmart at 3am to get it.

Oh and all 3 of us had to sign the lease. It wasn't an option. If you were living there you had to be on the lease. We I got married they had to both sign to release me from the lease.