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Probably depends a lot on whether you're renting or not? (or whether your finances are solid enough that you can buy a place whenever) For me quitting would im
by JansjoFromIkea 5y ago
Probably depends a lot on whether you're renting or not? (or whether your finances are solid enough that you can buy a place whenever)
For me quitting would immediately mean I'd be losing four figures a month to rent before accounting for anything else so there wouldn't be much of a feeling of a grace period; the option of traveling or whatever else would also come with the knowledge that I'd likely have to set myself up somewhere else eventually. Then beyond that I'd have to be on a salary long enough to get a mortgage.
So like... there's a lot of stuff that needs to be accounted for where if I owned a place it'd just be "do I pack up my stuff and let this place for a couple of years if I want to travel or will I return regularly and keep it as a hub.
- tayo42 5y agoThe rent thing bothers me too. I wish I could just pack up and go. Throwing money away on an expensive apt I won't be using kind of bothers me. I guess I could do storage for my stuff when my lease ends but the schedule is tough to work around and there is nothing to go back to. Where do I live then lol
- rip_netrunner 5y agoJust put out an ad to have someone take over your lease. Sweeten the deal if you have to (offer to pay their first month). I've had a couple people do this without problem.