/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50894286
Sorry chuds, we're full.

>>9573817
Nig, just answer my question and stop projecting wildly in all different directions

>>9573810
Ah yeah, I agree with this
I feel like folks get hung up on the "kicking out" part
Kicking out seems to imply that it is not amicable, when in many cases it can very well be
I myself wanted to move out since I was 18 but ended up moving out when I was 21, almost 22

>>9573849
O-hi-o

>>8509751
come live in beautiful Ohio
rent here in the city is like $900 for a good apartment in the city (or like a mile out of downtown)
and out of the city it's even cheaper like $400 or $600 (but don't live there lol)

Any other young college-aged /biz/raelis in Ohio?
We should get together
Maybe rent a big /biz/ house

If you want to get cheapass rent and can afford to uproot yourself, move to Midwest.

There you can live with rents of about $600 for a very decent place, that's typically rent for a good full house, even with two bedrooms usually, and not in a bad neighborhood either; therefore it's even less if you get a one bedroom shithole or studio apartment.

I am much into watching those tiny apartment videos or even seeing tiny homes and how they allocate room so efficiently, but often when I hear the price tag on some of them I'm immediately turned off on the matter since most of them are located in big cities or even just other states where the rent is too damn high.
Here in beautiful Ohio you can just get a fuckin house for what they charge for a closet in New York, and thus there's just not much of a market for tiny housing.
A great shame too, as I love the aesthetic.

>>2085105