18 anon here really wanna move out so fucking badly i have a

What are realistic steps i can take/do everyday for a year to moveout?

We are literally the same person OP. About 400 bucks in the bank and working at a wage slave part time job and can't go to a community college for a year(residency shit) so I have to find a second job to do to save money. We both have the same issue with the mom too.

Perhaps you may take the same route as me. Get a second job and keep saving money until a good opportunity comes up to start renting somewhere on your own. Most likely you'll need to rent a room in someone's house. Where do you live? Maybe you can go to community college and get financial aid for it.

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Have you considered living in a van? No rent, if you or someone you know have the tools you can make it however you want.
Just make sure you get a van that is reliable. Try to save $2-4,000 and go get an old minivan or something. It could be fun.

>>18632957
Force yourself to save every possible dollar. Every time you break a bill, deposit the rest or put in a coin jar.
It stays out of your pocket and builds up quick. Fun idea

For financial advice I recommend Dave Ramseys program. You can probably torrent it or otherwise get it for free. It involves remaining out of debt and building an emergency fund which are very doable if you aren't paying rent.
The program also will help you to build and stick to budget.
It might not be a perfect fit to you but its the best I've got

>>18633036
>Dave Ramsey
I recommend his emergency fund and some of his stuff is useful.

However he recommends to avoid credit if at all possible. This is a bit of a mistake -- you should probably get a credit card early on but for the love of god, pay it off entirely every month and don't accrue the interest, at least until you build enough credit to get a decent APR.

It was a bit of a rude awakening when I had a big down payment on a car but my limited credit history screwed me over on the interest rate.

>>18633017
I live in virginia and am starting CC soon i was able to get 5k for the year since im full time and gonna be doing CS and managed to get a 2k scholarship even with a shit gpa but i neeed good grades in college to show for , iv been slacking on the saving but i wont anymore also 2 jobs is not possible since im doing full time, though hopefully in a year i can make soom good friends and become roomates

Find a reliable room mate (or 2 or 3) and rent a cheap apartment together like most young people do, but never rent a place you can't possibly afford on your own (your room mates could suddenly bail on you and you could end up stuck).Consider getting more than one job and save as much "oh shit" money as you can for any unforseen expenses. You should also learn to cook so you can make your own meals and avoid eating out as much as possible. Wait to get any pets, as tempting as it might be, until you have a place of your own without room mates (pet deposits are a pain in the ass, and destructive pets will lose you part or all of your security deposit). Lastly, learn to budget and stick to the budget you make no matter what.

Best of luck to you.

>>18633060
Already know how to cook been cooking for myself for years when my mother is at work or just doest feel like cooking so thats not a problem, and yea i need to find roomates which i dont mind hopefully i can get 2/3 so rent can be cheap wouldnt even mind sharing a room w someone desu

>>18633059
You already know what to do then. Stop slacking off on the grades and saving. There's no choice.