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(Donald Trump / Milo Yiannopoulos)

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[Pathologic]

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[Legends of Tomorrow]

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[Tom Hiddleston in Crimson Peak]

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(How to be a Serial Killer)

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[Pretty Little Liars]

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or for a mortgage for the older crowd here?

What size place is that for.

You should probably add where they're located too. That's a huge factor in housing costs

$375 a month for a 2 bedroom house in rural-ish Oklahoma. It has a basement, fenced backyard, and unusable garage.

Re: How much do you pay in rent

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About 400 GBP a month. For a reasonably big room in a student dorm in London, UK.

I pay about $830 a month. I live in a low cost of living area though.

$700. It's for the smallest room in a house I share with three other people. Their rent is in the range of $750-$800.

What are you doing, spreadsheet anon? You've gone too far I tell you!

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~1000 USD mortgage, 50 acres (small farm).

$275 a month for a two-room apartment. No idea what the square feet is.

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blitzwing - 2016-03-03 17:02 (UTC) - Expand

~550 a month

that is my share of a 3 bedroom student apartment, and the whole place is about 1000 sqft

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Nearly 600 a month mortgage, middle of Missouri. Single-level stone house with full but unfinished basement, and full but unfinished attic, about 1400 sq ft.

$735, split with a roommate. We live in a 2-bedroom apartment a block away from a college campus. No idea on size.

We live in a college/military town so rent doesn't get much cheaper. Especially not in our area of town.

500 a month (not including utilities and internet) for a 3-bedroom townhouse I share with 3 mates. It's got 4 floors and is a lot bigger on the inside than it looks.

About $2400. Our house is on 1.8 acres, and is ~5700 sf.

1330/Month for a bachelor in rent. My mortgage is 1550 for my other home

$675 a month in Kansas. Starter houses in my area ramge from $30k to $60k, and it makes me so disheartened to see I could find houses with mortgages that were half my rent or less if I could just scrape up a down payment.

I hate throwing money into the wind and shortchanging my retirement contribution to do so. But I'm such a shit saver.

$914/month rent for smallish one bedroom apartment, GTA. I'm lucky that I found a place this cheap so close to my work, so I save a lot on gas and not paying for work-parking.

$2100/£1500 mortgage.

It's two bedroom flat with living room and attached kitchen in one of the roughest parts of London.

;_; pls save me from our insane housing situation.

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herpymcderp - 2016-03-03 04:57 (UTC) - Expand

This thread makes me want to live on someone's couch forever.

Ha, with dollar so high against my currency, it makes my rent seem like peanuts. It would be 193 dollars a month, for a small apartment with one room, one bathroom and a separate kitchen. Plus building fees.

Two hundred dollars a month, but I live with my parents and I'm not sure how big my room is.

$0; own my home and the mortgage is paid off.

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About $1100 a month mortgage for a 1800 square foot home fairly close to the center city.

I have a ground floor, three-room apartment that I share with a roommate. Two small-ish bedrooms, one fairly large living-room kitchen combo. I would say, on the whole, medium-small. It's one city over from where I work, in a nice - though not fashionable - area. My roommate and I each pay $1050 a month, so $2100 a month for the unit, and we considered that a reasonably good deal (and are worried it's going to go up when our lease comes up).

$1650au a month. That's about $4k US?

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