It's tough to be in your situation. Not being able to drive really does block you from moving into the cheaper rent areas. I'm wondering if you've thought of h

It's tough to be in your situation. Not being able to drive really does block you from moving into the cheaper rent areas. I'm wondering if you've thought of how much having that portable income would have helped you if you were actually able to drive. If 90% of people with portable income were able to drive would they be able to move to cheaper places successfully? If that were to happen then the 10% who couldn't drive would suddenly find less competition (and therefore lower costs) for renting places in the areas that actually had good public transit options.