In the valley !!!!

lmao bro you must've never been to la, you cant even get a studio with washer and dyer for under 2k in most parts of la

I agree with you. If I have to pay an arm and leg, I at least want all of the basic amenities.

You guys think that’s bad I live in a suburb with 30,000 people and the studio rent here is just as bad or worse

I’m in Central NJ and just got a 325 sq studio above a garage for $1400 (no washer dryer access). Only 4.5 years ago I was paying $900 for a beautiful 1 br w/ washer dryer in unit, all hardwood floors, tons of closet space, attic storage, and patio. It’s been really really really hard to adapt and to accept the way life is now. So hard to make progress and that’s why everyone is bitter, hostile and stressed these days while the wealthy are sitting in the sand at their beach houses commenting about how the average person just doesn’t like to work.

better to play $700 more and live in LA than texas the wages make up the difference trust me i save more in LA than i ever did in texas and my rent in texas was $2500 for a loft the uber drivers here make 150k a year

@@Andrembramwell you are exaggerating about the uber drivers. How come they make 150k a year? That’s just impossible. More of like 36k a year

omg no way!! I wish you said hi! sending love 🥰❤️

@@amandacastillo I’d wish that too 🥹

how many square feet ? sorry i know this was 2 months ago lol

@@vvormwood____ 650ish? I don’t know exactly but the living room is very large, bedroom is large and has 2 walk in closets, 1 I put my desk in to take work calls when I need a quiet separate space.

​@@suchasongbird Do you think it's still possible to in live in LA with a budget of 20k?

@@jjgameshow2682 $20k a year? For rent alone? There are plenty of places in LA you can get a studio for $1,300, or you could rent a room for less. But $20k for year with all expenses probably would be hard.

@@suchasongbird i mean if i brought over 20k saved up to afford an apartment for 1k in LA do you think it's possible

"With so much selfishness and greed in this 🌎 I doubt it!! we need more humanity, empathy and consciousness in our lives and in our 💞

This would be great & very helpful for people who are about to start living on their own but don’t know how to budget.

that’s a great idea! I’d love to 🤩

Same question!

It probably depends on the neighborhood and landlord. I live in a similar arrangement in a suburb close to LA proper, and close to the beach. I can park on the street, leave my car doors unlocked and haven't had an issue in 2 years. A lot of retail and restaurants close by as well. Of course there were tradeoffs--its not as big as I would like and its farther away from the city center. But I get a lot of light, my main living area faces a shared garden and it's very private. And because I live close to the ocean it's rarely too hot or too cold. I can actually breathe in the sea breeze. It's also suburban so very quiet. The landlord lives on the property, and there are other tenants, but we rarely interact since we're always out and about. I did go through a real estate agency though, so I pay rent to the agency, not directly to the owner of the property.

it’s ridiculous 🫠

She said Facebook Marketplace

She said she found them on Facebook Marketplace

¿Where do you live, do you pay rent, do you like where you live? 👏🏻

that’s a great deal!! I would stay put if I were you too 😂

Moving out of Philly. I have a 2BR in a safe neighbor but this city is so boring and the weather is not good. I’d rather live in a 1BR in LA and live my best life.

@@marcyrockergirl that's wonderful because someone who puts Rockergirl as their last name is not cool enough and does not belong in Philly 😹

@@violetanderson3321 😂😂😂😂

Facebook Marketplace 😊

@@amandacastillo thank you

I found most of them on Facebook Marketplace!