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Ok so I need a place to live starting October 1. There is a vacancy rate of only 1% in this city and I know this is stupid, but I have no money saved. By Sept 7 I will have enough and I planned to go to an area where there are a bunch of apartments and just drive around to the rental offices and ask if they have vacancy for October and if they did, I would write them a cheque for the first months rent and damage deposit right there. Is that a good idea? I don't want to just phone around, space goes so fast in this city! I'm so stressed about this! What are your thoughts?.

I'm planning to move away from California to Minnesota sometime next month or August and I need some help with getting there. Such as how much money this is going to cost me in total and what the cheapest possible way of getting there will be.. . I have a couple friends up there and one of them, I'll be staying with. After a while, we'll be getting an apartment once I've progressed enough on a job and financially. Right now, I don't really have a job anymore and I'm living off of what I've been getting from either selling my belongings or doing short jobs with relatives and such. I've got about $180 on hand and about $820 in available credit on my card. I'm hoping to get more as time passes.. . Some of the only things I'm going to send over to when I get there will be things like my computer, some clothes, a box worth of video games, and the rest I'll just take with me on my trip there. Everything else I'm either leaving behind or selling. As for how I'm going to get there, my friends and I both agreed that Amtrak (train transportation) is the best (and cheapest) option. The price for a ticket will range from around $250 -$300. How I'm going to ship my other belongings however, is something I'm still trying to figure out. U-haul seems out of the question due to how expensive it is at the moment and I was wondering if UPS might be the best bet.. . This is all just hypothetical planning and I've never really done this before, so I'm aware that I sound like I'm really new to this sort of thing. Some of the reasons I'm wanting to move is because I've grown intolerable to the crap I'm putting up at home, the job market here is severely dry, and I just want to have my own life now. Hope that's understandable..

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