I REALLY need to move out of my parents house but im not making enough money. how am i supposed to get out?

Then I guess it shows you are not ready to move out.

Sorry to say but you don't make enough money right now to move. You should stay home and stack up enough money and then move, ONLY if you REALLY have to. And depending on where you live, it may be way too expensive. So, get a better job, save your money and find a roommate, then move. Otherwise, you'll probably end up back a home or on the streets after being evicted and not paying your rent. Trust me, sometimes it's easier to just stay at home. If you ever plan on going to college, it's best to stay at home then leave. Most likely, those who leave home as young as you are, end up going back.

1) Rent a room, not a whole apartment. My brother has lived in Chicago on $500/month for the past 5 years. He has a great place with great roommates, and found it by answering an ad. 2) Get another job, or an additional job. If you have a great resume builder job that pays less than minimum wage, then you need to work two jobs. I worked three jobs at one point in my life, and was able to make $7,000 in one summer without making more than $5/hr. Plus, your additional jobs will keep you out of your house more which may allow you to "buy" a little extra time while you search/save. 3) Find a sugar daddy. There are plenty of dirty old men out there with lots of cash that would love to hang out with a 19 year-old. If this is unacceptable to you, then focus on 1) and 2) above! Good luck!!

Make a deal with your parents. They are testing you on responsibility. 1.) Find a new job immediately as though you're going to be homeless soon. Hopefully a job that involves working with a restaurant and tips. Or become a dog bath and brusher. Apply to many temp jobs. Apply on monster.com, snagajob.com, hot jobs in yahoo. Go to shimmeringresumes.com to make a good resume. 2.) Sell yourself in your interview. When the interviewer asks questions. respond with good answers. 3.) Find shared housing a college dorm and move in with friends or responsible roommates. 4.) Don't lag.

First of all you are an adult. You are suppose to buy your own groceries, clothes and anything else you need....If you are only making $100 a week, maybe you need a new job with more than 3 hours per day. Quit acting like a child. Suck it up. Get a job, move out of your parents house ........

I would stay put and patch things up with the folks. You CAN'T live on your own - or even with roomates - on $100 a week. Even if that is take home pay. Let's say your rent is $650 a month and you share with 4 other people (very very unlikely). Your share would be $162. Assuming that all the bills are included (very unlikely). That would leave you with about $250 a month for groceries, transportaion, clothes, medicine, etc. What about your tuition and books? What about health insurance, entertainment, cosmetics, etc.? I don't think you are ready to move out.

are you taking college classes? if so, can you get a student loan? find someone who is moving and buy their contract. you definitely need roommates to share the cost of the housing. buy only the bare minimum for food until you get a better paying job.

You could always transfer to another college. Is there a traditional 4-yr type school around? If so, maybe consider transfering. I bet the school would accept your non-technical credits from the community college. Plus,they say having a 4 yr degree usually means higher income when you graduate. I have no other ideas... sorry. Good luck!

well just start saving mony,sell things,car washes,i am just 11 but i have good edvice trust me.