How much money do I need to start a new life down South?

[606onit]

You can get you a nice single mom with her section 8 and food stamps and a whip if your game tight down here.

sounds like a good look

I love the Cli.

 

[concise]

You need about $_____ to make it for the first 3 months.

 

[Rawtid]

Without a job, anywhere from 6mos-1 year living expenses in the bank. You also have to remember you may need a car so that may increase the amount you need.

If you line up a job then 3-6 months of living expenses. Try to find a studio apartment or someone renting a room until your get on your feet. Look at short term leasing options because you may not settle in the original area you move in.

 

[mson]

You think they have jobs in the south?

 

[concise]

Without a job, anywhere from 6mos-1 year living expenses in the bank. You also have to remember you may need a car so that may increase the amount you need.

If you line up a job then 3-6 months of living expenses. Try to find a studio apartment or someone renting a room until your get on your feet. Look at short term leasing options because you may not settle in the original area you move in.

so ... something in the range of $600?

 

[Midrash]

DEFINITELY get a car. You can't really walk everywhere or take the bus as easy as you can up North.

There are A LOT of white folks who parents don't like their daughters fukking with black guys but if you do find the parent that's cool with it, they will ride or die for your ass and treat you better than your own kinfolk. My cuzzo is married to a becky(still has her HS cheerleading body after having one kid with him and she's in her 20s and chill AF) and her family treats him like they popped that nikka out themselves. Nearly all of her family came out for her wedding too surprisingly.


If you do choose to stay here, go to a city here in the south instead of any rural areas. You can still get a lot of amendments that the southern city provides but with much cheaper rent and housing options. You can still get a decently large one bedroom for 600ish in some place like Charlotte or something. Also the people in the cities aren't as fukking retarded and its usually very racially mixed.



Charlotte isn't New York or anything but its one of the best cities in the south with top tier schools if you strategically plan you housing options.

This is a house for 175K in a top tier school district with high quality high school.

http://www.realtor.com/realestatean...ings-Dr_Charlotte_NC_28270_M59912-18162?row=5

This is 265K with a big ass backyard in a good school district

http://www.realtor.com/realestatean...sham-Dr_Charlotte_NC_28277_M68421-07239?row=8

 

[Rawtid]

so ... something in the range of $600?

You have to investigate the area and costs of rent, food and all that per month and then times that by two. A quick google search can get you some average numbers.

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Don't forget funds for a gun and plenty ammo ya cotdamn Yankee

 

[KinksandCoils]

You can get you a nice single mom with her section 8 and food stamps and a whip if your game tight down here. You can ball off living with her for the low

Aspire to be a lazy ass no good loser brehs

 

[little4209]

I've been thinking about this a lot more lately, ever since I visited Houston last month. A friend from high school is a teacher and moved down there 2 years ago. He was telling me how he made $7,000 more in Philly but because you don't have to pay state or city taxes there he actually ends up making more money. Philadelphia is like top 3 for highest tax burden and Houston just happens to be #2 for the lowest

Plus, you get more bang for your buck when you buy/rent down here..but you would HAVE to have a car since public transportation isn't as accessible as it is up north. When I was visited, there were "We're Hiring" literally everywhere we went. Their economy is definitely booming. I got some decisions to make

 

[Grams]

Nah we good, just stay up there breh.

this post really about sums it up. I really don't have anything to add

job market ain't popping down here either though

My breh in North Cacalack said it was

You think they have jobs in the south?

Yes

Don't forget funds for a gun and plenty ammo ya cotdamn Yankee

40 have you running like a track meet

I've been thinking about this a lot more lately, ever since I visited Houston last month. A friend from high school is a teacher and moved down there 2 years ago. He was telling me how he made $7,000 more in Philly but because you don't have to pay state or city taxes there he actually ends up making more money. Philadelphia is like top 3 for highest tax burden and Houston just happens to be #2 for the lowest

Plus, you get more bang for your buck when you buy/rent down here..but you would HAVE to have a car since public transportation isn't as accessible as it is up north. When I was visited, there were "We're Hiring" literally everywhere we went. Their economy is definitely booming. I got some decisions to make

So are there jobs or nawl




Shoutout to @Midrash and @Rawtid

 

[606onit]

Don't forget funds for a gun and plenty ammo ya cotdamn Yankee

<In "Walk it Out 0:01 second voice> Ayyyye! </voice>
Make that shyt like Chicago, joe..... <crab mode>


Aye @Midrash , nice post on Charlotte's downtown but that skyline is
Also, is your cousin married to the type of Pawg, where he could just pop in a 'Hidden Colors' DVD while their nieces and nephews are over the crib?....Would there be problems afterwards if he did that?

Not an attack question my mans.... knows these pawgs be keeping themselves in shape.

 

[360crazy]

@Grams from uptowns.net? What up plehboi

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Yeah I agree. I live in New York and I dislike it. What I dislike is the fakeass people. And the girls are thirty as hell up here. I don't live in NYC but I live in a county outside it. Rockland county.

 

[street heat]

if you come to texas one job they are always hiring for is correction officer... thatll get start you off at 30k