SHOCKING🚨60% of ADULTS Can't Afford to PAY RENT or BUY HOMES!

"The housing affordability crisis has reached a tipping point in 2024. Discover why most adults are now forced to live with roommates, unable to pay rent or buy homes on their own. 🏘️

In this eye-opening video, we dive deep into:
✅ Startling statistics on adult roommate situations
✅ Factors driving the surge in housing costs
✅ Impact on millennials and Gen Z
✅ Long-term consequences for society and the economy
✅ Potential solutions and policy changes

Don't miss this crucial analysis of the modern housing dilemma. Whether you're struggling with rent, considering a roommate, or curious about the future of homeownership, this video is a must-watch!

👉 WATCH NOW to understand the housing crisis affecting millions and learn what it means for your future! 👈

#HousingCrisis #AdultRoommates #Affordability"

[TrenGenius]

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TIPS FOR FINDING A ROOMMATE!

Use trusted platforms:

Utilize reputable roommate-finding websites or apps like Roommates.com, SpareRoom, or Facebook Marketplace.
Consider using your social media networks to reach out to friends of friends.
Be clear about your expectations:

Create a detailed list of what you're looking for in a roommate (e.g., cleanliness habits, work schedule, social preferences).
Be upfront about rent, utilities, and any shared expenses.
Conduct thorough interviews:

Meet potential roommates in person or via video call before making a decision.
Prepare a list of important questions to ask during the interview.
Check references:

Ask for and contact previous roommates or landlords to get insights into the person's living habits and reliability.
Discuss lifestyle compatibility:

Talk about work schedules, sleep habits, and social preferences to ensure they align with yours.
Discuss policies on guests, parties, and quiet hours.
Consider a trial period:

If possible, suggest a short-term arrangement or trial period before committing long-term.
Trust your instincts:

Pay attention to your gut feeling when meeting potential roommates.
Don't ignore red flags or compromise on deal-breakers.
Establish clear house rules:

Create a written agreement outlining expectations, responsibilities, and rules.
Include details about rent payment, chores, shared spaces, and conflict resolution.
Verify financial stability:

Ensure your potential roommate has a stable income and can consistently pay their share of expenses.
Consider asking for proof of employment or income.
Respect privacy:

Discuss boundaries and privacy expectations upfront.
Be clear about shared and personal spaces within the living arrangement.
Consider compatibility beyond finances:

Look for shared interests or complementary personalities that could lead to a positive living experience.
Be honest about yourself:

Provide accurate information about your own habits, preferences, and expectations to ensure mutual compatibility.
Remember, finding the right roommate is crucial for a harmonious living situation. It's worth taking the time to find someone who is not only financially reliable but also compatible with your lifestyle and personality.

[FreedomFromSlaveryy]

I been seeing lately lot of people at the gas station only pumping $4 or $5 for gas in they car. That's broke

[shirleymadiva]

Think about Elderly senior citizens on fixed incomes😢

[BREEZYM]

I live alone and pay $1, 850 for my mortgage and HOA combined. I'm fortunate to make $28 an hour which allows me to pay the mortgage on my own. I also don't have a car payment, credit card debt, or student loan debt.

[-mary]

Too many taxes taken out of out earnings. Too many property taxes increases. Government is causing problem for individuals and businesses.

[designzbyjulez]

CVS in my neighborhood went out of business

[lastspoil]

When I’m at the grocery store, that’s when I’m most depressed and I wanna cry inside.

[Heavon]

They want 2-3xs rent for a 1bd apartment but jobs are only giving minimum $15/hr.. ridiculous

[tauheedahakbar]

You considered like rich, if you live alone these days, so sad smh.

[josephzang]

I was living with a roomate this past year. We paid $1, 600 a month, so $800 a piece. My car insurance just went up to $160 a month. Plus credit card and medical debt. I make $1, 200 biweekly. Just moved back to my moms a month ago and allows me to pay $300 a month and im so grateful. Im 30 years old and single and i never imagined this would happen. Life is simply UNAFFORDABLE. We need President Trump back so bad.

[missbell]

Trash bill
Water bill
Sewer bill
Cable bill
Cell phone bill
Light bill
Wi-Fi bill
Gas bill
Home owner bill
Medical insurance bill
Car repair bill
Car payment bill
Car insurance bill
Grocery bill
Subscription bill
Chick Fil A bill
Did I leave anything out lol

[TataShiku]

in Kenya, we have seen so many people downsize and move from 3bedroom, 2bedroom and some even move to studio space .. food affordability has also become a greater struggle but in everything we are grateful

[moonpleiades]

This is by design. We use fiat currency. There is really no lack. The lack is being manufactured.

[Slow-Rolling]

And you still have women telling men they need to pay all the bills to be with her 🤦🏾‍♂️

[mikeandrew-ghxw]

Tren for president. U got my vote brudda

[tallglasscocoa]

I told my friends that we would be living in the Golden Girls era or the Golden Boys era. Each person will pay their rent. No more if I pay and you don't we get evicted. The property management will move another client in the space.

[jasonpivoroff]

I spent $180 on groceries…I got steak, ham slices, chicken, fresh vegetable, some frozen vegetables, breakfast bowls, orange juice, lemonade, cold coffee, 6 pack corona, 2 bottles of wine…it’s crazy man

[janicecotton]

BINGO. You are on point 100% nobody is saying anything but people are struggling working too and three jobs and still not making it. The average job wants to pay $13 an hour but sorry to say that our race needs to wake up because we are the only ones that’s not trying to help each other as far as living expenses groceries etc. every other race is bundling together and making it work. Please speak on this again because this is a deep subject, and it needs to be addressed more because we are hurting in this economy. now did Covid is running rapid again, but nobody’s talking about it so again this is only going to make matters worse because people are not taking things serious

[firefliflihi]

12 an hour in FL and rent was 600 20 years ago when I made 12.50, now its 1400 or more plus bills

[jerrymallett]

Here in north dakota these stores are full all day, and tge economy is super strong up here, me my self clears 9 k a month, and food is cheap up here, big brother