when did you move out of your parents house?

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im 21 and i'll be graduating soon. i go to college 2 hrs away from home so now when i come back after begin there for so long it just feels different

i can't really deal w/ my parents bs anymore ... always nagging me or asking me to do something or commenting on how i do things .. it gets annoying

now i cant buy a house or anyting , but i'm thinkin of renting somewhere .. hell i dont even know if i want to stay in my state

so how old were most of you when you 'moved out'?
 


Yea what the fuck dude you ask about leasing a new BMW and you still live with your parents? Hahahaha
 
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yeah wtf? get a fucking place to live, moving back in with your parents and leasing a BMW is the dumbest shit ever. rent an apartment with that BMW money or buy a damn house. I'm 22 and I own a house and haven't lived with my parents except for summers during my undergrad since I was 18, now I own a house.
 
1nspire said:
Rent is a smoke screen. Buy a home.
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rent makes sense when you can't get 20% down yet - if you don't do 20% down you're wasting a lot of your monthly payment on PMI, mortgage insurance that doesn't go to interest OR principle.
 
Buying a home is a smoke screen even at 20% down. Buy income property. And ask your cpa if it make financial sense to buy or lease a car. Cash flow is king.

"i can't really deal w/ my parents bs anymore ... always nagging me or asking me to do something or commenting on how i do things .. it gets annoying"---

Just wait until your landlord asks for the rent every month. I can promise you that is even more annoying. Grass always greener only benefit moving out is you can bring chicks over. Oh and if you live with your girlfriend or get married you will get the same annoying b.s. you got from your parents. Gosh miss mommas home cooked meals
 
mediasup said:
Buying a home is a smoke screen even at 20% down. Buy income property. And ask your cpa if it make financial sense to buy or lease a car. Cash flow is king.
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20% down lowers your payments considerably not just by getting rid of PMI, but the loan amount is 20% less so you have less interest to pay on. the more you can put towards the principal the lower your payments go, so it's not a smokescreen. plus, mortgage interest is tax deductible on top of what people here already do which is write off part of their house/apt for business expense. you get even more of a deduction.
 
Moved out when I was 22 going into my second year of college. I lived with my girlfriend in downtown Vancouver. We've been together ever since.

Go rent an apt in a happening city somewhere and live it up. How are you going to bring the babes you pick up with your beemer back to mommy and daddy's?
 
Until you're man enough to move out you put up with your parents and say THANK YOU.

Get a bike instead of the BMW and you can probably make rent.
 
im definately at the point where i can live on my own .. i just have to make a decision about where i wanna live and make sure i can get a steady income goin
 
papajohn56 said:
20% down lowers your payments considerably not just by getting rid of PMI, but the loan amount is 20% less so you have less interest to pay on. the more you can put towards the principal the lower your payments go, so it's not a smokescreen. plus, mortgage interest is tax deductible on top of what people here already do which is write off part of their house/apt for business expense. you get even more of a deduction.
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Wayy better write offs. Your personal home is not an asset unless you sell it at a profit. Especially paying interest, and property taxes, and maintaining your property. Passive income
 
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