90k wtf i didn’t read op

None of that money invested?

have you maxed out your 401K and Roth IRA contriubtions whatever they are called

just rent a place for 6 months then move back home if u prefer

bro im making 80 a year and i moved out for a year and it was cool but i moved back with my folks and just stacking more bread

Move out but be cheap ]

anyway How are yall making this much money?????? @luckystar

what do you do for a living?

nft

yea right

i maxed out what my employer matches (6%) I’d rather invest the rest independently into a index funds

how old are you and how was
living on your own

keep stacking brotha

moving work

serving your parents as an obedient son is one of most upright things you can do whilst you're on this earth, and perhaps when we have children we'll understand.

So staying and helping them with their day to day lives is a great choice whilst still working on your own life ofcourse.
If they are fine with you moving out and dont really rely on you for anything then ye moving out is fine.

But I would still try drag it out at home for a little while longer

or you could move out and if you dont like it after 12 months, move back in. this happens more commonly than we think, so itll just be an experience for yourself

i was eating s*** tbh

but i'd stay and stack

but nigga

how you goy 70k in savings

You don't need other ppl making this choice for you.

List your priorities in life on paper and make a strategic call to serve the top of the list. Don't make a list that somebody else wants you to make, this is your life.

It's fine if eating at all the top ice cream spots in the world is number one, do you.

Consider this decisions impact on your mental more than its financial impact. There is nothing more embarrassing in the long run than making personal decisions on the behalf of strangers.

Most ppl dream of being in your position

i honestly don’t know lol

I had a job in university where I made like 20/hr working from home part time. I got about 3k worth of RSU’s. Same job paid for my tuition and my financial aid grants paid for my housing and food which is how I came out with no debt so I just stacked what I made in the 3 years I was in school. I also had a clothing business for a few months that netted about 4k total in a few months. Aside from that, I’d flip sneakers or random things here and there. Profit would be $20 to the highest which was an art piece I resold for like 4k profit one time. After that, I moved back home and my first job out of college at 22 paid 70k.

This too

damn OP loaded!

Lot of very sensible people in this thread. A rare sight to see on KTT

that’s the thing. I know what my life is like at home, but I don’t know what it’ll be outside of that. I picture myself in these scenarios where moving out will magically push me to make more friends bc I have a place to hang at or improve my dating life. As embarrassing as it sounds, those are really the only motivating factors.

buy if the right place is there, but don’t feel you need to hold off if not, just rent a place for the meantime til the market cools off. speaking from someone who hasn’t moved out yet, if i had no debt i woulda been up and gone so long ago. freedom of operating on no one else’s other than your own schedule is pure bliss

so do exactly as i said bro all ur doing now is whining

23 and 70k in savings has me shook. i wish i was you OP

i'd stay home for now, probably. 20 mins isn't long enough of a commute to necessitate a move IMO (unless that's not taking rush hour into account), plus you got a good relationship with your parents.

i'd save the move for when/if you get a job that's >40 mins away from you.

how easy is it to bring back ladies to your parents crib op? not like ladies you wanna date but ladies that would just be one night stands or flings