A lot of places say you can apply; BUT someone with better credentials might get the apartment. If no competition you will eventually get it. Sad world out there.
Dave is wrong about this. Lowest apartment cost in my area is 900. With groceries and other expenses I would need an extra 800 a month and I can’t do that without giving up college
I'm sorry but Dave is wrong about this. I know several veterans that couldn't get apts due to having no rental history. My son had to pay substantionally more for his first apt. after the military due to that fact, even though he had a good paying job.
I don't know where they called, but in my experience, quality rentals may get 50-100 applicants and one of the first thing they look for is income 3x rent and a minimum 700+ credit score, if you don't have those, they throw your application right out...
my mom is gonna make me pay bills if i have a full time job and am over 18 if im still staying with her. how can i save up a lot of money in a reasonable amount of time if i have to pay her bills? not all of them.. but half of the bill of the stuff i use (like groceries, internet, etc.)
@nympsi gotta be cheaper then rent. What u paying , 300 to 500 a month. Put your foot down and let her know. I'm saving to move out. Most u can do is help out with a few hundred dollars
without the legally adult age of 18, parents don't set up a limit of how long can they live with them without feeling like they're no longer welcome. it's either you send your kid to a college where they live there, parents would still be paying for a place to live for their child cause the student would have no income, that or they live at home as long as they're in school, when they finish, they could tell them to move when they find a job or find a job and pay off their loans and then move out, which as I'm hearing, paying off a student loan doesn't sound like it's taking 1-2 years for people, so then it never happens and kids don't move out, unless the parents agreed to pay 100% of the school, so the kid can just worry about making the grades, graduating, and working to start a life, putting everything financially on the parents. and then you have most parents, they want as little risk as possible, so they throw it on an inexperienced 18 year old, and call themselves a good parent because stress is only real when you're over the age of 30 in their world. so these kids call Dave, cause somebody's gotta help these poor lost souls
@@jamesingwersen4240 ive noticed that ppl that are good parents or that had good parents always ask that question first, and then when answered they don't care or offer anything other than platitudes because clearly the child must have done SOMETHING wrong to make their parents treat them like that
In my country Ghana 🇬🇭 and in most African countries it’s weird to move out after high school. Your parents can get the police to arrest you if you think about it. You’re encouraged to keep living with your parents for free until you get married. I’m 40 year old lawyer and married but my colleagues who’re my age especially women not married still live at home with parents because they’re single. A woman needs protection as long as she’s single. Doesn’t mean you don’t support your home after age 30, you do.
I can understand what you are saying. I am from India and our culture is also similar. But in the United States it’s totally different. After 18 yrs children are expected to be kinda independent. I can’t do that to my kid though I have lived in US long enough. I find that unnecessary stressing the child. This whole “independent “ thing once they turn 18 is all BS. Instead of moving out they could live with parents and save some money while being supportive to the parents. But you find very few families in the US doing that.
@@sarada141 I agree that thinking kids are able to thrive completely independent of any financial support at 18 is generally BS, but I wouldn't say "very few families" here allow their kids to live with them for a few years while they transition into adulthood. I would say that's actually the norm, and moving out at 18 is more of the exception. Most parents are pretty supportive, it's usually the kid if anything that wants to move out the day they turn 18. But the few people I've met that actually did that pretty much lived in poverty throughout their 20s.
Landlords I know won’t take anyone that doesn’t have at least a 670 credit score And yeah, rental cars are one of the main reason I have a credit card. Had too many problems trying to manage it with a debit card.
It may be technically possible what Dave keeps saying but it is possible to win the lottery and walk from Los Angeles to New York too. That said: Must be some hole of an apartment that will lease off a little more than 'please'.
Most landlords will want more than a pay stub. It proves there is a job but doesn't establish they actually pay their bills on time - especially in the caller's case. Just graduating high-school, probably 18 yo, and no job or bill history. What potential tenant can be more risky? I don't think it is unreasonable for a landlord to have some assurance he can and will pay. After all, 18 year olds traditionally are so reliable, right? 😏
THANK YOU MR.RAMSEY FOR SHARING THE TRUTH FROM YOUR MISTAKES. SOME PEOPLE NEVER LEARN FROM THEIR MISTAKES AND SOME PEOPLE TALK A BIG GAME BUT CAN'T BACK IT UP !
If I was the student I will just focus 🧘♀️ on school ,get a career and buy a house when you have enough saved to put down on one🏡 🏫 .u can’t really rent anything if your making under $30 a hour depends on state.
Too many problems with U.S. politicians renting or owning. I got a Government Tech house. Store junk there. Most Washington State close to cleaned up AI Boom. Was thinking a city homeless shelter. Manage routine stay out of legal problems. Eventually France innovate a aeronautical product.
That's really not a good idea, unless you want someone to take advantage of you for a while, then when you try to kick them out, they steal whatever they can and destroy your house. Also, while they're living in your extra house, they're going to be doing a lot of drugs and inviting other people who do a lot of drugs. Heck, your extra house would likely become a hot spot for drug dealers to sell drugs. If you want to do something good with your extra house, allow someone you know and trust, who is down on their luck, to live in that extra house while they get back on their feet. If you go to a church, and you know the people there well, you can arrange something like that. But don't just take anyone off the street. That's a seriously bad idea, because you don't really know them or who they know or who they're connected to.
Uh. I was on my own after hs. Not everyone has the opportunity to live with their parents after hs. Up and out, job and college as I could afford a few classes a semester. Sheesh.
Jesus Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures and that he was buried and that he rose again the third day praying for everyone everyday God bless you all
According to the Bible, it's perfectly acceptable to own slaves, and god even tells you how much to pay for them and how much you can beat them. The Bible is a storybook and shouldn't be taken is anything other than such
My first apartment was in1985 a 2bd 1ba for $270/mo . I was right out of high school. I made $5.15 an hour. Lot harder today.
I bought a used Honda 400cc that year with helmet for $300. Ran like a charm.
Lol, right out of high-school I made 5.15 an hour in 1998.
I made 200$ an hour back in 85. Good times
Lol. Times have changed, almost 40 years later. Lol.
My first job in 2000 was $5.15 an hour at a grocery store.
A lot of places say you can apply; BUT someone with better credentials might get the apartment. If no competition you will eventually get it. Sad world out there.
Sad? Go build more apartment complexes and rent them out to less qualified renters.
Dave is wrong about this. Lowest apartment cost in my area is 900. With groceries and other expenses I would need an extra 800 a month and I can’t do that without giving up college
I'm sorry but Dave is wrong about this. I know several veterans that couldn't get apts due to having no rental history. My son had to pay substantionally more for his first apt. after the military due to that fact, even though he had a good paying job.
Depends on the area.
May be true in TN, not in CA.
Rent is ridiculous
Youre free to buy a house and rent it out to people with no income. Good luck getting anyone to pay and not trash the place.
@@ultimaetsolder wat
Agreed. Go squat.
Rent has always been expensive but now it is super expensive so I agree!!!
I don't know where they called, but in my experience, quality rentals may get 50-100 applicants and one of the first thing they look for is income 3x rent and a minimum 700+ credit score, if you don't have those, they throw your application right out...
U don't move out. Stay with parents till u start building wealth or finish college
my mom is gonna make me pay bills if i have a full time job and am over 18 if im still staying with her. how can i save up a lot of money in a reasonable amount of time if i have to pay her bills? not all of them.. but half of the bill of the stuff i use (like groceries, internet, etc.)
@nympsi gotta be cheaper then rent.
What u paying , 300 to 500 a month.
Put your foot down and let her know.
I'm saving to move out.
Most u can do is help out with a few hundred dollars
Am I the only one asking…why does someone need to rent an apartment right out of high school? Where are their parents?
without the legally adult age of 18, parents don't set up a limit of how long can they live with them without feeling like they're no longer welcome. it's either you send your kid to a college where they live there, parents would still be paying for a place to live for their child cause the student would have no income, that or they live at home as long as they're in school, when they finish, they could tell them to move when they find a job or find a job and pay off their loans and then move out, which as I'm hearing, paying off a student loan doesn't sound like it's taking 1-2 years for people, so then it never happens and kids don't move out, unless the parents agreed to pay 100% of the school, so the kid can just worry about making the grades, graduating, and working to start a life, putting everything financially on the parents. and then you have most parents, they want as little risk as possible, so they throw it on an inexperienced 18 year old, and call themselves a good parent because stress is only real when you're over the age of 30 in their world. so these kids call Dave, cause somebody's gotta help these poor lost souls
parents are dead
Because their home life sucks. Sheesh
@@jamesingwersen4240 ive noticed that ppl that are good parents or that had good parents always ask that question first, and then when answered they don't care or offer anything other than platitudes because clearly the child must have done SOMETHING wrong to make their parents treat them like that
Not all parents are good ones. Some parents tell their kids they need to move out once they graduate.
In my country Ghana 🇬🇭 and in most African countries it’s weird to move out after high school. Your parents can get the police to arrest you if you think about it. You’re encouraged to keep living with your parents for free until you get married. I’m 40 year old lawyer and married but my colleagues who’re my age especially women not married still live at home with parents because they’re single. A woman needs protection as long as she’s single.
Doesn’t mean you don’t support your home after age 30, you do.
I can understand what you are saying. I am from India and our culture is also similar. But in the United States it’s totally different. After 18 yrs children are expected to be kinda independent. I can’t do that to my kid though I have lived in US long enough. I find that unnecessary stressing the child. This whole “independent “ thing once they turn 18 is all BS.
Instead of moving out they could live with parents and save some money while being supportive to the parents. But you find very few families in the US doing that.
@@sarada141 I agree that thinking kids are able to thrive completely independent of any financial support at 18 is generally BS, but I wouldn't say "very few families" here allow their kids to live with them for a few years while they transition into adulthood. I would say that's actually the norm, and moving out at 18 is more of the exception. Most parents are pretty supportive, it's usually the kid if anything that wants to move out the day they turn 18. But the few people I've met that actually did that pretty much lived in poverty throughout their 20s.
@2:37 Papa references Matlock. Christina giggles while thinking to herself "my Grandpa used to like that show"
Did anyone notice "highschool" was fixed to "high school" at 2:33?
Great catch.
One big thing they do look for to see if you have any eviction or judgement against in court do to not paying rent
Noah ain't in Nashville, David.
Get a roommate and lower standards. That or freeload off of parents for a bit.
Lower expectations = happiness
Date a 20something year old hottie and move in to her place.
@@JustinCase780 or 50 year old woman
So where’s that video Dave? Can we see the video that was put on TH-cam showing that?
I keep hearing them mention it but can't find the video anywhere
He keeps alluding to calling around. I would like to see that video too. Throw in the study of millionaires Dave keeps mentioning.
@@stevenporter863 my point exactly. Let’s see the data
Somewhere amongst all of the live shows on the Full Episodes channel no doubt.
@@homeslice4551 I literally typed in anthony oneal apartment and it came up. And you can't find it anywhere?
I had roommates until my mid 20’s. That was late 1990’s early 2000’s.
Landlords I know won’t take anyone that doesn’t have at least a 670 credit score
And yeah, rental cars are one of the main reason I have a credit card. Had too many problems trying to manage it with a debit card.
Be willing to put down a large security deposit.
Here goes Dave with his foolishness.
Most people want a score. Maybe only a handful doesn't.
Dave just lives in his own little world, and not reality.
Whats the name of your Radio Show?
@@BiggSneaddd ooooo gottem! He doesn’t have one so therefor his opinions are worthless!! What an idiot right?
Go make a video of you calling around and post it unedited and lets see what the result is.
It may be technically possible what Dave keeps saying but it is possible to win the lottery and walk from Los Angeles to New York too. That said: Must be some hole of an apartment that will lease off a little more than 'please'.
@@BiggSneaddd cool response but how was he wrong. Being rich doesn’t make you right and being smart doesn’t make you a great person.
Most landlords will want more than a pay stub. It proves there is a job but doesn't establish they actually pay their bills on time - especially in the caller's case. Just graduating high-school, probably 18 yo, and no job or bill history. What potential tenant can be more risky? I don't think it is unreasonable for a landlord to have some assurance he can and will pay. After all, 18 year olds traditionally are so reliable, right? 😏
THANK YOU MR.RAMSEY FOR SHARING THE TRUTH FROM YOUR MISTAKES. SOME PEOPLE NEVER LEARN FROM THEIR MISTAKES AND SOME PEOPLE TALK A BIG GAME BUT CAN'T BACK IT UP !
I didn't need to do more than apply and interview for my several apartments.
If I was the student I will just focus 🧘♀️ on school ,get a career and buy a house when you have enough saved to put down on one🏡 🏫 .u can’t really rent anything if your making under $30 a hour depends on state.
That was nice Dave mentioned Anthony.
I miss him he was so captivating I tend to tune out most of the personalities without trying to, but he really spoke to me
@@qwertykaitlyn I agree 100000%
Right, well it’s also “mythology” that you have to carry a balance if you’ve got a card. If you’re not an addict then it’s easy.
Everyone is addicted to something.
Too many problems with U.S. politicians renting or owning. I got a Government Tech house. Store junk there. Most Washington State close to cleaned up AI Boom. Was thinking a city homeless shelter. Manage routine stay out of legal problems. Eventually France innovate a aeronautical product.
They could care less about your income
Couldn't, not could.
One day I'd like to own an extra house and help someone off the street live there for little to no rent for a year.
So one day you'd like to own a house destroyed by a homeless person? Cool.
That's really not a good idea, unless you want someone to take advantage of you for a while, then when you try to kick them out, they steal whatever they can and destroy your house. Also, while they're living in your extra house, they're going to be doing a lot of drugs and inviting other people who do a lot of drugs. Heck, your extra house would likely become a hot spot for drug dealers to sell drugs. If you want to do something good with your extra house, allow someone you know and trust, who is down on their luck, to live in that extra house while they get back on their feet. If you go to a church, and you know the people there well, you can arrange something like that. But don't just take anyone off the street. That's a seriously bad idea, because you don't really know them or who they know or who they're connected to.
Rent is a waste of money! Best thing to do is live with parents for a few years and save up as much as you can and put it down towards a mortgage.
@@Hedgeflexlfz Who can afford an apartment the way gas and food prices are now unless you make over $100000.
Uh. I was on my own after hs. Not everyone has the opportunity to live with their parents after hs. Up and out, job and college as I could afford a few classes a semester. Sheesh.
Toxicity?
What ever happened to Anthony on the show?
😂 i live in az and 90% of apartments require credit..i like dave but not everything he says is realistic
it is a lie...the man is right
stick to voting or getting married
Great point
AO is missed in here dearly
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Get a roommate.
Sell the apartment
Life is hard but God is good praise God praying for everyone everyday God bless you all
God is dead
Life is easy when you follow Dave 😄
Amen thank you
get a roommate
Jesus Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures and that he was buried and that he rose again the third day praying for everyone everyday God bless you all
According to the Bible, it's perfectly acceptable to own slaves, and god even tells you how much to pay for them and how much you can beat them. The Bible is a storybook and shouldn't be taken is anything other than such
Ok, first step done. Now how do i pay the bills?
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