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I make $40k a year, with a new job I could possibly make $50k a year, at the lowest $45k a year. I have $15k in savings.
I work in Hartford, the cost of living is pretty expensive in Connecticut. I want my own place, and no roommates. Is this possible?
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https://hartford.craigslist.org/search/apa?max_price=1000&availabilityMode=0
yeah, no problem.
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>>18056208
Isn't the rule supposed to be like housing can't be more than 28% of your take home pay?
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>>18056227
Yeah. so get an apartment instead?
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>>18056227
thats in an ideal world. for most people its more.
my rent in LA is 50% of my paycheck for other people it can be closer to 75%.
honestly only OP would actually know how much theyd need to live on their own.
hes the one that has to sit down, count how much money he spends on his car, food, etc. per month and see whats left over for rent.
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>>18056237
>paying 50% of paycheck towards rent
>paying state income tax
Man, I'd move if I were you...
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>>18056250
iu dont pay taxes atm
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