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I would be broke in about 4 months with $10K in reserve if I dialed back everything to the bare minimum. It would make my job search extremely urgent.
I would be broke in 2 months or less ... life got expensive quick where I live. I wonder where OP lives?
If I was still in my own place I think 2 months would be a stretch, I'm currently sharing a house with my in laws so that's helping us out.
Texas. My rent us 800 a month in a decent area. 1b 1b
Fuuuck, I wish my rent was less than 3 times that for a 1b 1b
Yea. It's rough out there for everyone. A friend of mine is paying 1700 a month for a 2b in California. Dude, I'd be homeless. There's no way I could afford to pay that every month.
There's also an app called Flex
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avance.consumer
They pay a portion of your rent every month so you don't get behind. They split it up
What state are you in?
Stay where you are as long as you can, that's an amazing deal if it's a good area.
I appreciate that thank you. I am. My apartment is fine, but I also don't have a shit ton of the upgrades that they've been doing to other apartments. That's another reason it's low. I actually need to re new my lease, they left a note on my door yesterday