The combination of you think someone is going to let you stay in their house with them, you bring up the fact that you smoke, and your post history. Any other red flags you'd like to share?

lol

I personally wouldn't live in Birdtown

I used to live off of Lincoln and Madison, it's the usual school traffic morning/afternoon and occasional evening stadium noise when the weather is nice.

craigslist, zillow, drive around

Funhouse (technically Cleveland on 117th) and Riverwood Cafe are solid

It is far too late to stop or reduce the spread of misinformation online. Bad actors that are knowingly spreading misinformation stand behind "my free speech!!!" and "I'm being silenced!" and the target audience eats it up.

Apollo is great on iOS as well

There are some but probably not worth driving all over to look. Craigslist and zillow.

The worst part about nicotine is the methods to get it into the body

The biggest issue with all the people complaining is most of them have unrealistic expectations. "What do you mean I have to pay $1200 a month for a 4 bedroom house for all my kids and dogs!!!?!?"

Units staying empty because people won't pay the price gouging.

They are legit and they've always been out there despite everyone complaining. I've noticed some of the bigger buildings have been lowering prices as well.

There are still a ton of duplexs under $2000. All you have to do is go on zillow or somewhere and filter by under $2000 and there are a TON at all different price points.

https://bashify.io/images/ycwkDF

You aren't in touch with reality if you think small single bedrooms are even remotely close to $2000 a month. You can find them all day under $1000

> This is so ridiculous in today's world.

Just wait until you see the process for getting a home mortgage lol. You could show proof that you can effortlessly afford DOUBLE the monthly mortgage payment by what you afford in monthly rent and they will still say you can't afford it.

Cheap apartments ARE out there, you just can't expect 3 bedrooms for your 5 dogs and 3 kids like many of the unreasonable people out there. I look on zillow every day out of boredom at work to see what's in the market. $16.25 would probably not be the easiest way to make it with today's prices but if you are frugal enough I would guess it could potentially be possible. Almost all landlords require proof of income that you make at least 3 times the monthly rent.

It really depends on how much of your monthly cash flow has to go towards debt and loans. If you have no or minimal debt then you can probably make it at $18. I was able to live relatively comfortably in the sense that I didn't exactly have to pinch every penny in 2018 making $18 an hour with a $400 car payment paying 650 for rent. I know those numbers are out of date now but it should at least provide some comparison

I'm at riverside and detroit and Cox went down to 50 down a few times in the evening this week but I usually have 300