Empty Apartment Tour | LEAVING OHIO

Walkthrough tour of my apartment in Columbus, Ohio where I lived for almost five years, most of the formative years of this channel. Filmed on the day I moved out, December 18, 2020.
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[@PoeLemic]

Just came back to channel. Glad you moved out and are moving on. Happy for you. It'll be good for you to have a big change.

[@colorsofavon934]

Thanks for the production studio tour. 😀

[@Scion-yt5wx]

Nice walk throw..... behind the scenes.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

through*

[@suavebella6566]

Do you mind sharing what monthly rent is for an apartment like that in your area? Just curious. Where I reside (Florida), an apartment of that size can range from $1,000-$1,500 per month or more. It depends on the neighborhood, too. Some of the more sketchy neighborhoods would be a little bit cheaper, say $700-$800 for a studio.

[@back2the80s]

Walls probably thin

[@suavebella6566]

Do you mind sharing what monthly rent is for an apartment like that in your area? Just curious. Where I reside (Florida), an apartment of that size can range from $1,000-$1,500 per month or more. It depends on the neighborhood, too. Some of the more sketchy neighborhoods would be a little bit cheaper, say $700-$800 for a studio.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

If I were you, I would buy something close to $700-$800 a month. This is more inline with cost of living. In 1938, apartment rent was $27mnth on a $0.25/hr. wage. Now the wage should be $4.64 and apartment rent should be $507.21. Adjusted for current minimum wage $7.25/$4.64 = 1.5625 x $507.21 = $793/mnth

[@Isaac-ev3nq]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Thanks for doing the math, I agree.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@Isaac-ev3nq Once you live inline with what ranges should be, everything will make sense and you will have more disposable income to invest and you will become wealthy. Prioritizing leads to organization leads to efficiency. Good luck!