Is California Affordable? Sacramento Apartment Tour
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2024
- Sacramento has become one of the hottest spots, thanks to its affordable real estate. Nurses, in particular, are flocking here for the lower cost of living, while still earning wages comparable to most Bay Area hospitals.
In this video, Monica and I take a tour of an apartment for rent in Midtown Sacramento. Come along with us and see what makes this place stand out!
Go here: newsletter.nur... to join our newsletter with 2,500+ others interested in leveling up their income inside or outside of the nursing profession.
=============================
WATCH NEXT
=============================
○ Left to Cali for Nursing | Why We're Moving Back to NYC - • Left to Cali for Nursi...
○ Why We're Leaving Our $100/hr Jobs in California: It's Not What You Think - • Why We're Leaving Our ...
○ Not All Of California Is Unaffordable | Buy Here ASAP! - • Not All Of California ...
○ How Are Nurses Surviving Financially HERE?! - • How Are Nurses Survivi...
○ The Right Way To Work Overtime as a NURSE! (in California) - • The Right Way To Work ...
○ I Revealed a Kaiser Nurse's Paycheck - • I Revealed a Northern ...
○ Kaiser New Grad vs Senior Nurse Paycheck Wars - • New Grad vs Senior Nur...
○ I Found The Secrets To Making More Money As a Nurse - • I Found The Secrets To...
○ The NURSE Saving 90 Percent of Her Income! - • The NURSE Saving 90 Pe...
○ This Nurse Quit To Freelance & Now Works in Tech - • This Nurse Quit To Fre...
○ The Genius Travel Nurse Practitioner Making Bank - • The Genius Travel Nurs...
○ This Nurse Makes Six Figures in Tech - • This Nurse Makes Six F...
○ Is California Affordable? What $500k Gets You in Elk Grove CA Part 1. - • Is California Affordab...
○ The TOUGHEST Job Market for NURSES in The USA - • The TOUGHEST Job Marke...
○ Bad NURSES are ruining it for everyone! - • Bad NURSES are ruining...
○ What The Rich Do To Pay Fewer Taxes - • What The Rich Do To Pa...
○ This LPN Bounces Back After LOSING Her Husband - • This LPN Bounces Back ...
○ NYC Is Unaffordable...Here's What You Need To Earn - • How Can Anyone Afford ...
○ She Went From Zero to $60k/mo in 6 Months - But Had To QUIT Her Job - • She Went From Zero to ...
○ I applied to 300 Jobs to Make $132/hr - • I applied to 300 Jobs ...
○ The Reality of Taxes in California The SHOCKING Truth! - • The Reality of Taxes i...
○ How NURSING Changed Our Lives: From NYC Slums to Top 3% - • How NURSING Changed Ou...
○ The Psych NURSE Making $600k Per Year - • The Psych NURSE Making...
○ This NURSE Quit Her Job For This Business After It Went Viral on Tiktok - • This NURSE Quit Her Jo...
○ Genius NURSING 💰 Advice for 43 Minutes Straight - • Genius NURSING 💰 Advic...
○ The Business Nurses are Making Millions With - • The Business Nurses ar...
○ Don't be a BROKE Nurse. Do THESE things IMMEDIATELY! - • Don't be a BROKE Nurse...
○ Why I Became a NURSE for the MONEY and you Should Too! - • Why I Became a NURSE f...
○ 6 Side Hustles No Other Nurse Is Talking About In 2023 - • 6 Side Hustles No Othe...
○ 6 Steps to Building Wealth As a Nurse (And Keeping it!) - • 6 Steps to Building We...
============================
FOLLOW US:
=============================
○ INSTAGRAM - / nursestoriches
○ TIKTOK - / nursestoriches
=============================
Disclaimers:
1. These videos are not financial or legal advice. Please consult a lawyer, financial advisor, accountant, or other appropriate entity before you choose to follow any of the recommendations laid out in my videos.
BUSINESS INQUIRIES ONLY - contact@nursestoriches.com
#nursesalary #entrepreneur #nursestoriches
great video. i live here in sac i pay about $2.5k for 2 bed 2 bath with washer and dryer almost 1k sq ft. nice one. for anyone who moves to sac, dont be expecting to pay $1500 for rent, expect to pay atleast 2k-2.5k. LVNs and RNs both can afford it. im an LVN but i have other additional sources of income. so im never broke here.
@@Marcky606 You're right. If you don't want to live in a dangerous or undesirable location, you should expect to spend $2k+/mo.
@@NursesToRiches absolutely. safety is high priority when choosing.
Im 18 and studying nursing and Im trying to be like yall😭
@@kingj6891 Aim to be better than us. We're not much to brag about 😂
You both are an inspiration and are teaching young nurses how to make what they’re worth! Definitely something to brag about!
@@BlairPrince Thank you so much
just moved from NYC in August. Renting in Folsom now for 2k/month which is very affordable compared to what we paid in NYC. been impossible landing a job at sutter/kaiser/UCD and even local dignity though. took an offer to work in grass valley dignity for now and hoping I can get something closer in the next few months. worse comes to worst hopefully I can internally transfer to a dignity in sacramento.
Moved from So Cal: the heat is 5 months out of year, unbearable, allergies. Moving back to So Cal. Money cannot buy everything: I love living in Redondo Beach, CA 10
Min from the beach and we don’t use AC anymore 😂 yes less pay but somehow our money stretches better in So Cal than north cal
@@angelicaamini4768 that is one of the many reasons why we're moving back to NYC. We've mentioned the heat in previous videos and many have told us that's not a good enough reason to want to move back, lol. But it is just ONE of MANY reasons.
yay!!! i hope more move out of Sac back to so cal and the bay.
I’m from sac, midtown, east sac, land park, and downtown have always been pricey.
Hey would you mind telling us what platform you are most active? Or what platform you prefer your members check out? Instagram? TikTok? TH-cam?
I remember you mentioned TH-cam was a lot of work and I would love to support your channel on a platform you think would be most beneficial.
How about an apartment with 2-3Beds/ 2Baths ranging 2k-3k/mo in a safe neighborhood nearby UC Davis or Kaiser Sac? Thank you.
Soon we will have nowhere to actually build ourselves up lol... Crazy to see that I rent the same thing, even better because of 2 underground parking spots and storage lock up, only for 1029 USD (but it is in Canada) with income of 4,800 USD. Granted though income over there is higher, but considering that ratio, it's expensive. Other than the high price of the apartment in the video, I think the railroad (or metro) so close to the building and windows would ruin the sleep after shifts or on the weekends. Would be cool to see other apartments in the $2000 range there.
By the way, thank you for making these videos.
Hello. Is Stanford a difficult hospital to get into? Would you have any advice on how to get in?
@@smashtc It really depends. Just like Kaiser, some nurses get lucky and get a job offer 2 weeks after applying. Other nurses apply for over 8 months and don’t even get a job interview.
@@NursesToRichesgotcha. Thank you
@@NursesToRichesi just noticed your Facebook is gone! I had saved a video you posted where you mentioned the top 5 highest paying hospitals in northern California for new grads.
Is that video here on youtube also?
At Stanford, start as a temp. Once they know you, better chance of getting hired.
@@krisb7465 thank you for the advice. I appreciate it
Guys, random question. Does it rain a lot in sac? Ive been watching u guys for years. I live in AZ and the houses r getting so expensive so I realized I wanted to move to sac. I’m an er icu nurse but isn’t paid that much in AZ. But I have seasonal affective disorder and i like hot sunny days. Just curious if it rains a lot. Thanks
It hasn't rained since May, and that's the norm. Then, from November/December to February/March/April it rains about 6 to 9 times per month.
@@NursesToRiches thank you 🙌🏻🙌🏻
$3,972.00 + water sewer Air-conditioning..... San Francisco charges extra for secured parking... just sayin' folk's
Having difficulty finding openings for med tele. Do you think travel nursing in the area is a good "in"? Thanks! ❤
Lived in Sac from 1996-2010. The best area at the time for me was Rocklin and Folsom. I was in my 20's-30's and social life was important. Although Rocklin and Folsom didn't have much of a nightlife at the time, it was still very convenient to drive to downtown and South Sac (where all the good Asian restaurants are located). Moved out of Sac in 2010 to Fremont then Laguna Beach. Not sure how things are now, but not a place I would ever want to move back to. BUT if I have to choose, definitely Folsom or Rocklin. Great for family, and also a short drive to nightlife if you're single or couple with no kids.
What’s the name of the town?
Midtown Sacramento.
Hi, I follow you guys. I'm a Filipina nurse who just passed my NCLEX. I have family in CA. My sister is in Campbell. I could stay with her for a bit until I can get my own place. Would it be hard for foreign nurses to get nursing jobs in Cali? (I'm not picky, I can even accept a Nursing Home job if necessary. I just want to make sure that I can afford to live there. I don't mind finding the tiniest, cheapest studio as long as it's in a safe area). I have another option from an agency to work in NY for $40 - is that enough to live off of since I don't have family there? Your input would be highly appreciated. Thanks! More power to your channel.
@@charmo3049 look at Mission De La Casa (nursing home), one of the best to work at if you want to gain some experience.
Hi Jason. Does Kaiser employ foreign nurses? I’m a nursing student in Ghana and I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and I hope that one day. I can come and work for Kaiser 😅. Also can you guys do like a grocery vlog?
Midtown is great except for the parking. Your neiborhood was a better choice especially now that the gym is across the street.
We agree. That's why we bought in Crocker village 👍
The new Qiso coffee shop down the street seems to be popular
We haven't been there yet but it's always packed when we drive by.
Yes looks like there’s apartments above also may be a good place for a video tour
Check out Aggie Square by the UCD Med center sometime also
How about placerville? It looks beautiful there.can you tour there?
In my opinion, Placerville is too small and not much going on unless you're retired. Also, it's an inconvenience driving into Sac for anything.
@@lalalalalalalala4264 lol a 40mins drive is too much? heck my ex lived 2 hours and i drove everyday to see her haha
@@EG-O It's a hassle going into Sac for weekly night out since I enjoy going to S Sac for Asian food. It's different when you're driving out to see someone. I drive to Bay Area all the time when I used to live in Sac. I also used to drive 2 1/12 hours to work one way for many years.
Sacramento became unaffordable almost instantly after Covid began. 2021 good ol Bay area had to come and ruin everything for the common man here in sac. I hope they all move back and restore Sac back to its greatness.
How can we move there when there’s no job opening.😂
I know it seems like that but it took me 8 months and Monica 3 months to get a job at Kaiser. It also took me 2 weeks to get a job offer at Sutter and 1 week to get 2 job offers at Dignity. Everyone wants to work at Kaiser and no one is willing to accept a job offer at another hospital system. There are many other hospitals (like Adventist Health) that pay a lot less but are much easier to get into.
Just move in the Bay Area instead.
Agreed. Anywhere in Northern California works if you are smart with your money.
Is the bay area expensive?@@d3r3kyasmar
What are the safest areas of Sacramento to live? What is the rent like?
jason should sell houses on the side
Gives me hotel vibes
Maybe we can buy your house when you move back to NYC.. ;)
Lmao. Zillow has it valued at $963k an I don't recommend you spend that much on a house unless the monthly payments are less than 30% of your take-home pay.
@@NursesToRiches that is true. and getting a job in sac/roseville kaiser is tough. even for internal candidates.
I like this series! Can you interview a nurse with non nurse husband/wife about their experiences living in Sacramento or Placer? 🫶
Hmm, the last nurses to riches interview that I did was of a nurse who is married to someone who works in a different profession. She talked about their experience here.
I am such a nurse, we came from So Cal but getting back to Ao Cal again. If you can handle 5 month strong heat out of year, allergies due to dry climate and pollens, then it will be your gem. UC Davis and Sutter Roseville are my experiences and so far is good. Weather and food here is nothing like So Cal. We are moving back by the beach again in So Cal and difference is like $10/hr but I would rather take weather and so cal has way more employment opportunities especially aesthetic nurse side gigs.
@@angelicaamini4768 how hot can it get during summer time? Are you in Sacramento too?
@@angelicaamini4768 Kaiser pays about $20 to $40 more per hour than Sutter Roseville and UC Davis, which is why most nurses try to get into Kaiser. But everything else you've said is 💯 accurate. The statistics show that Sacramento (the city, not the greater Sacramento area) is diverse but when you consider the diversity of food, things to do, things to see, climate, etc... It is LACKING. We have missed NYC since the day we moved here because of those things, but mostly because we miss being around our family.
@@RNCardiac it is not uncommon to have over 30 days of 105 degree temperatures and over one hundred 90-degree days. These temperatures can start in late April and end in September/October.