Re: Living on your own

[Guest guest]

You have to apply for state assisted housing. It will be 30% of your rent only. It will be tight but you can do it. You can find creative ways of supplementing you income. IE. ebay. I have. It helps. If you make under 200 a month working at a video store or something to supplement or even a paper route, too physical for me though, then it can work for you. If you can, find a loving caring man as I did who works twelve hours a day to make ends meet. You can get a section 8 voucher and find a place that way also but you must apply. There is also the roommate route. Yours, Deborah

[Guest guest]

>Thanks, Deborah. I knew about the government subusidised housing. I

got a list of the apartments in my area that accept the program. I

know some of my worries are over small things, but I still worry. I

guess there's still a part of me that doesn't want to change or lower

my living expenses, but they always say where there's a will there's a

way.

Take care,

Susie

> You have to apply for state assisted housing. It will be 30% of

your rent

> only. It will be tight but you can do it. You can find creative

ways of

> supplementing you income. IE. ebay. I have. It helps. If you

make under 200 a

> month working at a video store or something to supplement or even a

paper route,

> too physical for me though, then it can work for you. If you can,

find a

> loving caring man as I did who works twelve hours a day to make ends

meet. You

> can get a section 8 voucher and find a place that way also but you

must apply.

> There is also the roommate route. Yours, Deborah

>