Optimal living situation for saving money

Live in the restroom of a McDonald's

>>1611346
>Do you guys think it would be worth it vs renting an apartment to do this?

You will have to compare prices in your area. Where I am at trailers are generally more money than a cheap apartment. Plus you got to cut the grass!

>>1611381
>You will have to compare prices in your area.
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In my area a trailer costs half as much per month than any of the cheapest apartments.
Plus if you own the land the cost is then negligible.
Raising land prices means I'll actually get my full investment back too.

If you're in the US, buying a home for cash is foolish. I encourage you to do the math on this before anything else

>>1611346

BUY the trailer

When you're ready to leave sell it and hold the note(if this is practical in your state)

Enjoy double digit returns.

>>1612299

no because trailer value goes down usually unless you upkeep and can almost be worse upkeep wise. my mom sold hers and the next week a windstorm blew the roof of it off.

>>1611346

OP, if you don't have a ton of stuff you can find somebody who will rent their extra rooms out. I'm doing it now renting someones extra room in their basement and it's only 330$/month everything included. because peoples kids will move out or people need help paying bills and it's might actually be cheaper than anything else. I found several offers from people wanting to rent basements rooms, etc.