Would you consider living like a bum to save money?
450425
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356645
Only if i had enough money coming in from elsewhere to make a decent living.
335914
You might double ya money. And get a Living Room and Bedroom Set. You only live once! Do ya thing! Pray first though!
392828
I don't really have any hot tips on how to do this. Here are a few things to consider.\n\nFirst of all, you need to know how much you have to spend to live. That requires a budget. That will give you an idea of the amount that you could then save. Certain expenses are unavoidable:\n\nrent or house payment\nutilities\ntaxes\ngasoline to get to and from work\n\nOther expenses are subject to some reduction\n\nfood\nbeer\nclothing\nentertainment\nif you live within 7 miles of work, consider riding your bike. \n\nThen there is the possibility of additional sources of income:\n\nhome repair\nmowing lawns\ntemp work at Home Depot, etc.\nif you are single and renting, a roommate or several to share expenses.\n\nThen there is roi. Once you save your money, you want to receive the best roi that you can. That implies putting it to work in the best manner. Definitely, avoid the bank except for expenses and emergency funds.
107632
Single living is going to be pretty tough in any city or state, because the bottom end of single person living is usually around 300 dollars whereever you go.  Now in bigger cities, that 300 dollars is obviously not going to get you as far in terms of "decency" as it would in a much smaller town, it just depends on what you define as "decent".  If you are going for the absolute value for the dollar, you probably want to go to a smaller town (but not small enough that it doesnt have apartments).  Also, I would really recommend living with ROOMATES.  On that income, it really helps to have everything split.  And I am afraid that on that income, having and maintaining a car, with car insurance just isnt possible (assuming you live by yourself, if you have enough roomates it may be possible)\n\nA good place to start looking at the comparative cost of living is at http://www.bestplaces.net/city/.  Under the cost of living section, it gives you a number which is calculated by taking the cost of living in that area, and dividing it by the average cost of living and multiplying it by 100.  This is the "cost of living index".\n\nAnyway, I hope that helped.
786366
Sur, but it'll be a lot of work compared to if you lived in the same area. Only you know if it would be worthwhile.
48229
Can you afford the move? If you can, I would go for it. If not, I would try to work myself up to it so I can make the move one day.
941516
Hello black orchid.. :)\n\nI do live a very humble lifestyle..\n\nI receive only $705.00 a month, my rent is $675.00 a month, I pay the electric and phone, yet the Lord still provides to me enough  give to others in need.. :)\n\nWhen you figure out the above math..I should not even have enough to pay my bills..but miracles happen and every month and my bills are met.. :)\n\nGreat Question..10 thumbs up.. :)\n\nIn Jesus Most Precious Name..\nWith Love..In Christ.. :)
440455
I figured out one day that to live in the lifestyle I'd like to enjoy, I'd need about $120,000,000.  Of course that's just a rough estimate, and that's assuming inflation doesn't get too bad.\n\nIf I'm going to dream, I might as well dream big...and keep buying lottery tickets.
850782
get a good job or save up for it!
1047615
WOW,\n What an opportunity. You have the answer right there. You have 330 units already rented with people who would love to save on their space. Make flyers, self or have kinkos or someone else do it. Say something like, Bring me a person who signs a contract for a place and receive a week or month free. depends how you normally charge. If  you charge 100 a month x1200 a year , and let's say 100 units take you up on this offer you loose $10,000 in free months or week  of rent. The up- side, the lost is only once(one month of free rent.). and of course you now have 100 more units rented. 100 times $100 a month = you guessed it $10,000. You really lost nothing and gained 100 more units rented. Suppose only 50 units remained after the month 50 x $100 a month =$5,000, additional  money than your current situation and very little expense from you. I would sweeten the deal and offer those that are referred a free week or free month,but of course only if the sign a longer lease. Your  customers are always looking for ways to save, they are motivated. Business cards, cheap and cheap to print on the back , 10% discount off of 1st month rent etc, with this card. Give them out to everybody,everybody. Leave them when you pay for dinner or at the cashier at the gas station, post them in apt buildings laundry mats, etc
1030965
No, I personally would only give money to someone who had obvious material needs, & not for emotional needs.  My advice to you is try to find a way to be happy that isn't based on materialism.
399312
pros, can save you cash cons, well ever have a roomie you hated? lol
718434
Yes . I feel they do. If I started off rich ,I may not know what was too much or not. If i were midle class and won the lottery , Iwouldn't spend expensively just spend excessfully!
55989
Possibly...\n\nI assume you don't have the $$$ to buy your own... so the big question is...\n\nWhat's in it for me???
503299
realistically, i'd pay for whatever they raise it to.  got bills and a mortgage to pay!  i live in a new construction house so there's no public transit that comes up my hill (well, at least not yet, and I don't know if that'll ever be in the works).  I'm as earth friendly as the next person, but i've got to think about the income factor more.  hopefully though, it won't go above $4/gal because that'd make me sick!
127552
no i like paying high prices i can barley afford!!! stick it up your bum