best way to avoid rent as early as possible?

[chadmanlet04]

rent sucks, and I find rent to be the sole obstacle in the way of achieving financial freedom.

even dogshit minimum wages become quite comfortable once you get rent out of the way.

the thing is, how can I avoid rent?

I am a minimalist and I could fare well even in a studio apartment as long as I do not pay rent.

 

[SoundnVision]

Be a young girl and offer your pussy

 

[FutureSlayer]

larp as a drug addict and sleep in a rehab center in a welfare state

 

[forevermirin]

live in your car

 

[mortis]

What is this retarded question? Just buy a house nigga?

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

Live with your parents

 

[eduardkoopman]

live in your car

from what i seen, of people doing that.
it's oddly alot more expensive, than expected. Stuff that can be done relatively cheap, due to having a home, becomes expensive when living in car. Stuff like, taking showers, eating and drinking (home cooking and coffee etc..is way cheaper than buying that), washing clothes, etc...
not to mention, how much time is costs, car people. to do these mundain things like eating, shower, etc.. due to needing to travel to places, etc.

tbh.
having a own place, is so worth the cost of it. in general.

I am a minimalist and I could fare well even in a studio apartment as long as I do not pay rent.

zero for that, is probably not realistic. unless one can life with parents/family.
but cheap, can be arraged maybe. factors to make it cheap: shit location, roommates, shared common areas, small space, doing work/services for less rent pay, etc...

 

[Sanguinius]

Sleep in car and use gym showers

 

[Sanguinius]

What is this retarded question? Just buy a house nigga?

That’s what I always tell these homeless idiots, jfl if you’re homeless just buy a house

 

[wsada]

from what i seen, of people doing that.
it's oddly alot more expensive, than expected.

Y

 

[SoundnVision]

Live with your parents

Not possible after early 20s you fee pathetic

 

[chadmanlet04]

What is this retarded question? Just buy a house nigga?

Yeah that’s the end goal. Until I buy a house, how can I minimize rent to fund my money-making methods?

 

[SoundnVision]

from what i seen, of people doing that.
it's oddly alot more expensive, than expected. Stuff that can be done relatively cheap, due to having a home, becomes expensive when living in car. Stuff like, taking showers, eating and drinking (home cooking and coffee etc..is way cheaper than buying that), washing clothes, etc...
not to mention, how much time is costs, car people. to do these mundain things like eating, shower, etc.. due to needing to travel to places, etc.

tbh.
having a own place, is so worth the cost of it. in general.


zero for that, is probably not realistic. unless one can life with parents/family.
but cheap, can be arraged maybe. factors to make it cheap: shit location, roommates, shared common areas, small space, doing work/services for less rent pay, etc...

Also if you live in your car and you suddenly need a piss or shit what do you do? Go on the street?

 

[eduardkoopman]

Also if you live in your car and you suddenly need a piss or shit what do you do? Go on the street?

i don't even wanna know, how they do it.

for sure, it's gonna be hard to life healthy and looksmaxxed from a car. Maybe possible, if one lifes in a very good climate place.

 

[PseudoMaxxer]

Not possible after early 20s you fee pathetic

i know but if you have a plan to make money it’s not a problem, it’s a sacrifice you have to make.

Just fuck hoes in the car or rent for 1 night

 

[Deleted member 25743]

Not possible after early 20s you fee pathetic

i know a lot of people who still live with their parents up to their 30s

 

[SoundnVision]

i know a lot of people who still live with their parents up to their 30s

Yeah lots do but I couldn't I had to get out when I was 24

 

[Deleted member 25743]

Yeah lots do but I couldn't I had to get out when I was 24

Tbh moving out early as possible mogs
I would move out too at 24 but it just not possible cause im still studying till 23

 

[mayo mogger]

rent sucks, and I find rent to be the sole obstacle in the way of achieving financial freedom.

even dogshit minimum wages become quite comfortable once you get rent out of the way.

the thing is, how can I avoid rent?

I am a minimalist and I could fare well even in a studio apartment as long as I do not pay rent.

 

[forevermirin]

Stuff that can be done relatively cheap, due to having a home, becomes expensive when living in car. Stuff like, taking showers, eating and drinking (home cooking and coffee etc..is way cheaper than buying that), washing clothes, etc...
not to mention, how much time is costs, car people. to do these mundain things like eating, shower, etc.. due to needing to travel to places, etc.

shower - gym membership like 30-50$/mo (u gonna need this anyway)
eating/drinking - go to a grocery store and pick up bread/cold cut meat etc hella cheap + ramen for a change. fast food once in a while is also inexpensive.
and having my own place i realized its actually not that cheap unless u really prep your meals and shit and u end up eating out anyway.
washing clothes - <$5 per load anywhere itw? 4 loads a month so $20??

most of the "inconvenience" shit is about getting used to it + you're gonna be saving north of $500/mo anyway so its kinda worth it. just need to find a good place to park that isn't in the middle of nowehere + dont have pigs harassing u everyday

 

[chadmanlet04]

shower - gym membership like 30-50$/mo (u gonna need this anyway)
eating/drinking - go to a grocery store and pick up bread/cold cut meat etc hella cheap + ramen for a change. fast food once in a while is also inexpensive.
and having my own place i realized its actually not that cheap unless u really prep your meals and shit and u end up eating out anyway.
washing clothes - <$5 per load anywhere itw? 4 loads a month so $20??

most of the "inconvenience" shit is about getting used to it + you're gonna be saving north of $500/mo anyway so its kinda worth it. just need to find a good place to park that isn't in the middle of nowehere + dont have pigs harassing u everyday

Also keep in mind this lifestyle will be temporary, until I have enough money saved for whatever I want to do.

Definitely viable.

 

[eduardkoopman]

shower - gym membership like 30-50$/mo (u gonna need this anyway)
eating/drinking - go to a grocery store and pick up bread/cold cut meat etc hella cheap + ramen for a change. fast food once in a while is also inexpensive.
and having my own place i realized its actually not that cheap

unless u really prep your meals and shit

This should be cheapest way. Everything home made and home prepped. Never ever buying food and drinks out.
if one wants to frugal maxx.

I can eat healthy and cheaply this way.

and u end up eating out anyway.
washing clothes - <$5 per load anywhere itw? 4 loads a month so $20??

most of the "inconvenience" shit is about getting used to it + you're gonna be saving north of $500/mo anyway so its kinda worth it. just need to find a good place to park that isn't in the middle of nowehere + dont have pigs harassing u everyday

I'm admiring the dedication and efforts, these people make that chose this.

To add.
To calculate if it's worth the saved money..
One also gotta add in these factors imo:
1. Wear/tear of car, aka extra car costs (extra fuel, extra maintenance costs, and extra depreciation due to heavier use).
2. The amount of extra time it costs, to do regular daily stuff (times hourly income one can earn)? Assuming it does take extra . Assuming one can monetise ones time.

 

[Gonthar]

rent sucks, and I find rent to be the sole obstacle in the way of achieving financial freedom.

even dogshit minimum wages become quite comfortable once you get rent out of the way.

the thing is, how can I avoid rent?

I am a minimalist and I could fare well even in a studio apartment as long as I do not pay rent.

 

[AlphaLooksmaxxer666]

You can live with your parents and save some money to buy a house.

 

[Deleted member 45660]

You can live with your parents and save some money to buy a house.

doesnt work after 20 in muttmerica

 

[Skywalker]

from what i seen, of people doing that.
it's oddly alot more expensive, than expected. Stuff that can be done relatively cheap, due to having a home, becomes expensive when living in car. Stuff like, taking showers, eating and drinking (home cooking and coffee etc..is way cheaper than buying that), washing clothes, etc...
not to mention, how much time is costs, car people. to do these mundain things like eating, shower, etc.. due to needing to travel to places, etc.

tbh.
having a own place, is so worth the cost of it. in general.


zero for that, is probably not realistic. unless one can life with parents/family.
but cheap, can be arraged maybe. factors to make it cheap: shit location, roommates, shared common areas, small space, doing work/services for less rent pay, etc...

shower - gym membership like 30-50$/mo (u gonna need this anyway)
eating/drinking - go to a grocery store and pick up bread/cold cut meat etc hella cheap + ramen for a change. fast food once in a while is also inexpensive.
and having my own place i realized its actually not that cheap unless u really prep your meals and shit and u end up eating out anyway.
washing clothes - <$5 per load anywhere itw? 4 loads a month so $20??

most of the "inconvenience" shit is about getting used to it + you're gonna be saving north of $500/mo anyway so its kinda worth it. just need to find a good place to park that isn't in the middle of nowehere + dont have pigs harassing u everyday

these OP
also id move to the most dogshit, cheapest place to rent in the US and work on attaining online income while you live there......

 

[VrilChad]

live in a van