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Apartment. The freedom of having your own place![]()
This! Graduated and moved out at 21, got a car at 24. Has never regret it!
Apartment. The freedom of having your own place![]()
I was originally looking to buy a car because the bus is making me depressed, but I'm getting annoyed by the whole process. I prefer to live in Harlem and have my own place but I want to have a steady job by then. Right now I'm working but its part time and I have no clue of what the future holds. So right now it's either I buy a car with the money i have or just say fukk it and continually save so I can have my own place. Weighing the costs, having a car is less on the pocket but I'd rather move out than have a car. The only thing that worries me is what if I have to move back home for some reason. I'm between a rock and a hard place.
Yep. Don't go into a lease you can't afford. Unless you can find a month-to-month lease kind of deal. Other than that, go home and save money, don't buy the car either.Don't move to an apartment with a part-time job until you have a full-time job lined up or have a large amount in savings to float on. That would be the worst thing you could do.
You live in NY. You really don't need a car, man. Like, that shyt would most likely be pointless. Get that apartment so you can get on your grown man shyt.
You guys realize NY isnt just Manhattan right?I hate when people say this. Come to Queens and try to move around without a car and then tell me that. Subway is the only convenient transport in this city. The bus is slow as fukk ad takes a hour to get somehwere that would take 10 minutes by car.