I remember watching this some years back in Africa and wondering when I'll eventually get a Visa to come to LA after being denied soo many times. By the grace of God, I'm typing this from Los Angeles, and Just thankful that I am finally here. God is still in the miracle business don't give up...
Tip #1 - Don’t move to LA thinking 40k will get you by. That’s considered the poverty line. Tip #2 - Have your guard up. There’s users who drive Maserati’s but have 6 roommates looking for their come up. Tip #3 - You wanna live in Venice or SAMO? Make sure you close your windows. Line of tents ready for a sleepin’ Tip #4 - Don’t leave anything in your car Tip #5 - You are surrounded by wealth. Don’t let Hollywood get to your head. Don’t be dumb with your finances
Hello I have a groupchat of people 12 to 19 who want to model act etc and we all want to be to Los Angeles because it’s one of the best ways to make our dreams become a reality and are maybe going to be roommates in the future because it’s the cheapest way to live in Los Angeles when we move there if you do you want to join❤️❤️my Instagram is dreamycatt2 it would be lovely to hear from you 💞
Never listen to Dream Killers Guys what’s for you is for you. There’s nothing you can’t do! Make it happen not only from income but being clever. Beautiful place and I arrived from the East Coast. You’ll love it! Just make good decisions. Naysayers will turn you around believe in yourself.
@@PrincessTatyanna of course of course.... but they shouldn't. what they are looking for, they are not going to find here. It will be nothing but a huge waste of their time, energy and money. Basically here in L.A. you slave ALL DAY and spend another big chunk of time sitting in traffic just to pay rent. In L.A., if you go to a festival or public event like the Renaissance Fair, or a museum, etc, you have to deal with expensive parking and impenetrable crowds. L.A. is NOT a city of dreams. I had friends (girls) that came here wanting to be models, actresses etc. All of them beautiful on their own right. Some of them turned back disgusted after a few years of trying their best. Some stayed... and became adult entertainers, if you get what I mean... but only for a short while. Once their sparkle wore out, they also left. ALL of them were terribly harassed. One of those friends once texted me frantically to come rescue her. A "manager" was getting a little touchy and grabby with her. The dude would get angry and scary at the slight sign that she was leaving. She called me because I ride motorcycles and look intimidating on my gear. Luckily for her I was with a bunch of riders and we descended on the restaurant/bar where they were in a big group and took her with us. (fun fact: I told my friends not to take their helmets off since we all looked like nerds lol) L.A. is not a good place UNLESS you have a job lined up and it pays at least 120,000 a year...
I needed to hear this thank you I’m actually going to stop watching these videos I’m seeing a lot of neg thinking I understand they are trying to inform & may come from a positive place but it comes across as eh try elsewhere not here🤣
I've traveled to many places...and despite the expensive cost...it is possible to live there...Set your priorities. That's all. I'm speaking as someone without kids, of course.
These tips were great! I think it's super important to be aware of the cons of moving to LA, but some of the negative comments on how you have a slim chance of making it, etc. are so heart breaking to see. Not for those reading them, but for those writing them. I think if you have that mindset that you have a slim chance of making it, you will definitely never make it. The people making it are the people who push through every obstacle despite the bad times. It's so easy to see the shiny success others have and overlook all the stuff they had to go through to get to where they were at! If it was easy, everyone would be making it! If you want to move out there and have a dream, keep believing in yourself and work your butt off!
Native Angeleno with some advice: 1) Get a reliable car 2) Move here with 8K cushion or you'll end up homeless 3) Try to have a job lined up--preferably a transfer from another job 4) Get into a roommate situation 5) Make sure you have at least a 700 credit score, because housing is tight.
LA isn’t all that. Lived here all my life. The movies and videos of LA aren’t what they are in real life. If LA was described in three words, it could be traffic, overpriced, and overpopulated. Come here if you want, just don’t complain about the city when you’ve been warned beforehand.
Not the same population per square mile as NYC or Boston. Only a few places as crowded as DC or Atl. Don't forget: LA still has fewer people than NYC but Los Angeles County is a BIGGER AREA THAN NEW JERSEY. and the LA metro area stretches into 5 counties and more than 800 localities (towns cities etc). Only place in the west that is as crowded as the East Coast is San Francisco. Otherwise the west is a bigger area without as many people. Last I checked the tallest apartment buildings in the country were in Chicago.
@@gkiltz0 I gotta say, LA, the city itself is harsh when driving. Same with taking any form of transit. I mean I head to work from Outside LA county itself tho.
Pro tip: Make genuine friends with the long time Angelinos, we help our friends and look out for the neighborhood. If your down with the brown and speak a lil spanish you can make friends, find work, seek rooms/housing, or double your pay rate. Generally being bilingual helps Ethnic enclaves exist within and on the outskirts of Los Angeles. There are many opportunities here, just gotta stick it out and make friends.
What is a good salary to be Comfortable in LA 60K 70K or 80K ? I know you stated try to find a location closest to your job but what are other good cities to stay near LA if you are willing to drive?
I'm from LA born and raised but currently living overseas for work and this video was entertaining to watch. Something I would mention is that LA is VERY pricey, it's hard to save let alone do other things such as buy a home. The more I live internationally, the harder it is to move back. But who knows? Anyways good beginning tips.
Chrystle K You can find a cheaper place to live in Palmdale, Lancaster, Apple valley, Mohave or Bakersfield. I’m from LA too and I grew up in Hawthorne and Gardena. I’ve been to a lot of nice areas and some sketchy areas in LA.
searphhoney I can’t wait to get out of here I want to go to Florida, it’s hard to even find genuine love out here. Everyone is so fake I mean everyone even myself slightly lol
Fully agreed! I moved here 2 years ago to be a freelance video editor- very accurate. I just made a short podcast about living in LA and this is so relatable
Business casual, yeah, especially in beach cities! But any beach city will be like that tho. You don’t just have to stick to LA, OC and San Diego beach cities are also a great alternative to LA beach cities. Chill “beach vibes”, I was at a coffee shop and saw a business meeting go down and everyone was in flip flops so yes I agree!
Housing is tight if you are trying to live near beaches or around Hollywood. Move to the valley and housing is fine. I’d rather commute and love where I live than fight for parking and space trying to be in the midst of it all.
Living 20-30 minutes from your job in LA could be as little as 4 miles in more congested parts of the city. It's better to anticipate that your commute may take 60-90 minutes each way. I'd actually encourage using the Metro for new residents, especially if their job is close to a Metro station. Living close to friends is also important. I lived in Highland Park and only made it out to the West side a few times a year because it's such a chore, even after rush hour.
Thanks for sharing these tips man! I plan on moving to LA with my wife and son in less than a year. I am a Digital Cinematography student online and plan on transferring to LA film school and will also be seeking work independently or within production studios. Much like you, you're an acting professional so any tips you might have for me are greatly appreciated. Thanks again, man!
just eat mostly in Inglewood and you can eat for $10-20. Culver City: 1) La vegan - culver blvd? You’ll find it- kinda greasy but good Inglewood: 2) Golden Doughneut Ice cream 11051 Hawthorne Blvd Lennox, CA 90304 They have huge sandwiches for under $6 that will probably last you all day. I get the avocado egg sandwich. So many options fat and healthy. They also have juiced vegetables. They can have long lines. Good service. They speak Spanish, English and I think Chinese? 3) Emma's Snack Shop 205 S Market St, Inglewood, CA 90301 It’s not just a snack shop. They have every sandwich you could imagine and you can have it your way. $5-6. They also have salads, fruit and veggie smoothies and fruit cups. In addition, they have everything that a normal convenient store would have. Come in the morning and park your car right in front of the door lol. But the food is truly good. Spanish and English. 4) Little Belize Little Belize, 217 E Nutwood St, Inglewood, CA 90301- it’s down the street from Emma’s. It reminds me of Belize. It will take some time but it will be just like they serve it in Belize. English, creole. 6) Hungry Joe's Jamaican Restaurant, 1100 N La Brea Ave #100, Inglewood, CA 90302- it’s Jamaican food. They get a lot of business and there’s little parking but it’s good. You can get just a beef patty for $3 or get a meal and a drink for around $12. English, Patois Venice: Thai vegan $10 Santa Monica: Sweet fin poke $13 Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery $10 Seasalt Fish Grill $15 Wahoo's Fish Taco $12
1). Studio City is good location. Love Studio City! Definitely have to go with the (your) vibes. Love DTLA but didn't like living there. North Hollywood and Glendale are good as well. 2.) 20-30 minutes equals 1 hour in traffic lol -live even closer! 3.) Sooooo true. 4.) Yes, have a car. I didn't ship my car and the bus/train takes FOREVER. Something that would take 20-30 minutes by car could take up to 2 hours. I also did Uber/Lyft but it adds up! Trust me. 5.) Never knew about Discover LA - thanks for sharing! 6.) Vegan restaurants are really good. And of course the tax on that food will do it too! 7.) Yup! 8.) Yup true. 9.) Yup true as well lol 10.) Haha it's so hard not to but eventually I had stopped doing it.
I want to move there so bad but it sounds very difficult especially since I won't know anyone . Lunch in Vegas is under 10 buccs , the cost of living etc so different but I want change REAL BAD especially for my career . Thanks Pepper
You have to realize that a lot of what he says only applies to his bubble. Lunch for 18-25? Lololol what are you talking about. You can get lunch all day long for under $10. Sure if you go to some uppity lunch spot in west hollywood it will cost you that but right around the corner you’ll find a chipotle for a good meal under $10. Also, the nice areas are expensive to live in, pasadena (very removed from the santa monica and hollywood places) but calm and nice, santa monica, venice, hollywood, etc all guna cost you a lot. Do yourself a favor and move somewhere else thats 15-20 minutes away from these towns and save 40% on rent.
@@dobattlers The problem is I dont know anyone there . I am trying to model so u know thsts an up & down situation until I am more established . I am trying to do affordable away from ALL gang activities . I been out there twice already .
@larzuga1 Thank u for all ur advice , some of it as for saving at least 2 months b4 the move is a must . Umma stay put for a month b4 I make move I think thats best unless something pops up
I live in East Hollywood and dont have a car. I work in DTLA, and take metro or buses everyday. You dont really need to have a car here but you gotta live close to where you work. Traffic sucks. Get a bike or take Lift or Uber if you dont want to take public transportation. I live with roommates and its fine.
I’m from Seattle WA and the living costs ain’t that different according to statistics LA is .6% more expensive but homes cost more in Seattle. 🤷♂️ LA got sun though so decision made
LondonsLanding Seattle is beautiful but it’s so depressing and it’s boring the best thing you can do is go to the mall. You can network with people but it’s gonna be a lot harder than in Cali. Less traffic though
Hey! I reaaaally like the flow of your video and it actually helped me a lot. I‘m moving to LA to go to college and I‘m pretty nervous about it since it‘s so far away from home. (I live in Germany) I just googled this question and didn‘t really expect to find anything.. so thank you for making this video!
I moved here from Maryland last year, definitely a different level as far as living. What I pay a month here for a room I could have an entire townhouse back home. But it’s a beautiful place and lots of money to be made here. Oh and fellas the amount of good looking woman here is fucking insane you’ll lose your mind lol
Loreyna saint surin what part of Maryland are you from?? I’m from Waldorf lol. It has its good and bad, being from the east coast it’s easier to see the finesse here people in Cali don’t take advantage of the money here. But it’s very hard to survive here
First of all, I just bounced onto this video and have to say, I love your background. It really pops. I appreciate these videos because we are considering moving to LA and have 0 knowledge of the city. Thank you :)
The main things that ppl complain about like cost of living & traffic really are not a big deal if u are from another large city. I feel like ppl who complain about these things must be from some small town. For me traffic was no worse than what I deal w/ living in Chicago. We have much better public transportation here though, so you are not forced to drive everywhere. In LA you have to drive more b/c public transportation isn't nearly as reliable, so you deal w/ traffic more often, but it really wasn't any worse than what I'm used to. I found food, drinks & shopping in general to be cheaper b/c LA sales tax is only 6.5% vs ours being 10.5% (highest in the country). There is no crazy beverage tax like in Chicago so my coffee at Starbucks that I pay $6 for every day here was only $4. There are also a lot of affordable restaurants where you can get lunch for like $10 - you do not have to spend $30 for every meal. Going out was cheaper too. Parking was easier to find & less expensive. I paid $10 to park in a lot by the club I went to in West Hollywood. Where I live it would have been no less than $20. The 2nd night I actually parked on the street for free. The club itself was also free to get into. As far as rent, most 1 bds were $1,400-$1,800 in Inglewood & Leimert Park, which is where I am interested in living - not drastically more than where I live now. It seems that it's only way more expensive if you just have to live somewhere fancy, or when you are ready to buy. I can buy a condo in Chicago for under $200K whereas the cheapest properties I saw in LA started at $350K. So when it comes to buying it is definitely more, but as far as rent, taxes & regular everyday purchases like food, drink & going out I found the cost of living to actually be less.
Bri J hey, lol it’s kinda embarrassing. I live in Mexico City and idc if its a big city because I’m used to it. Just curious, how much do u make a year. Also, do u live w roommates. PLEASE ANSWER
Brittany J People like to focus bashing LA for the cost of living too much. There are much more affordable cities to live in California. Palmdale, Lancaster, Apple valley, Mohave, and Bakersfield are much cheaper places to live in California. There are downsides of small towns too. There are fewer restaurants and places to shop. Heavy traffic is another thing people like to bash LA for. Heavy traffic is also a problem in Manila in the Philippines too.
One thing you need to understand about LA is that everyone is OVERQUALIFIED HERE! If you don't have major degrees, a juicy resume with a shit ton of work history, best you're gonna get is a dishwasher job. It sucks, but that's one of the hardest things I found out here.
You don’t need a car if you live in LA imo. In fact I’d say the train/subway are comparable if not better in terms of time while driving in traffic. To insure my car in LA (it was a loan so I had to have full coverage) it was literally $300 A MONTH. I wound up giving it to my brother. Don’t get a car and use that money to put towards other things like rent or like having a life outside of your car lol. Plus the train is only like $1.75 I think? And it runs from about 4AM to 1AM so you’re not restricted in terms of time and can still have a life.
I say it every time I see these videos move 20 miles out from all the name cities like Santa Monica, DTLA, Venice and you can find a decent apartment and don't have to deal with all the other LA crap. I work in DTLA but live in the South Bay and it is Awesome. Sure I have a little traffic to work and back but it's a trade off. Also I'll tell you this you need to make at least 55k a year to make ends meet and to have a comfortable life if you take the aforementioned advice.
🙋🏽♀️ You can also try to find a place that is rent controlled. This way your rent will not skyrocket dramatically every year if you decide to stay at that building which can help in the long run :) a lot of affordable spots in places not mentioned here like San Gabriel, Alhambra, & Boyle Heights + so much more. Also, NOT EVERYTHING closes early & not every meal costs $25 per person 🤣 if you go to a lot of hipster areas (i.e. little “instagramable” coffee shops/restaurants, high tourists spots, or spots that’s vegan friendly lol) then yes.
As a native angleno, I can see truth in many things he said in this video, but this is also an expected outlook from someone who has not explored the majority of LA. There are so many other cities to consider like Koreatown, Echo Park, north valley (Burbank, Sylmar), the list goes on! All the places he mentioned like WeHo, Venice, Santa Monica are extremely expensive and just very unrealistic for many people. Yes, every city has a different vibe in LA. I grew up in the valley and go to Downtown basically whenever I feel like it and let me tell you, if you are looking to move here and you’re on a budget, I recommend looking into central Valley (places like Van Nuys and north Hollywood) these places are also way less congested than the more well known cities and only a 20-30 minute drive from LA. If you want to move here and live the life of influencers you see online, you’ll likely need lots of roommates, which is actually a very common occurrence here.
Depends on what you do for a living. We are moving back to LA because both my wife and I make such a drastic amount more and work less in LA compared to other cities like Nashville.
We also have SkidRow in DTLA and Venice and SM also have a horrible homeless problem. Just make sure you lock your apts and watch your personal stuff while being at the beach or on the boardwalks. Also, you can Jaywalk here in LA...and the cops don't really care too much unless you're running from them because you may have done something. lolz.
All y’all commenting “DOnT cOME HeRe, weRe FulL” are prob the most annoying thing about moving.... EVERYONE THINKS THIER SPEICAL. When in reality the only interesting thing is that you in LA cool
La really is over populated. Like do you live here? The native people are being pushed out for this bs and the houseless population is at a constant rise.
@@elizamonay6178 y would i move and abandon my home and community? lol i said what i said bc I'm helping my community, u said what u said bc ur clearly not nd u don't give af.
Fresh Pepper - Modeling Tips Thanks bro! Was thinking if for some reason i cant then ill go to studio city but i wanna be in the mix and grow as fast as i can ao we’ll see
I just came across this video I absolutely love your tips for moving to l.a I’ve been to l.a a few times and I absolutely fell in love with it and I’m seriously thinking about moving there to pursue my dream in music I’m just trying to find an apt my job is willing to transfer me
More: Don't get into any road rage incidents! Avoid those drivers. Burbank is its own city. Santa Monica is my personal fave. Born and raised there! But there's no longer rent control so it's super expensive for a small apt. The 405 is a parking lot (learn the side streets:). Rush hour NB 5 starts at 2:30-3:00pm. On the 10, from PCH, it's almost all day, east and westbound. It does have some amazing restaurants but gas and food is pretty darn expensive. Sales tax is too. But minimum wage is livable. ☺ And almost all red lights have cameras! Be careful! 😮 Beaches- north of Malibu and south of Manhattan beach are awesome! The Newport Christmas Boat parade and Torrance at Christmas time are definitely worth seeing! I ❤L.A. 🙋
Renée I shop at the comic bug in Manhattan Beach sometimes. Manhattan beach is a really nice city to visit. I work in Torrance and I can’t work right now due the government shutdown. I go to Wilson park and the Del Amo mall. Carson, Torrance, Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena are better places to live than Hollywood, Santa Monica, Downtown la, and Venice.
@@legendaryTMNICO Yeah I agree, that's why I like anything south of Venice, in fact I don't recommend Venice at all. But I know it's hard for everyone right now, be safe and hopefully we'll all get back to normal soon! 🙋
great vid man u really helped me out alot thank u for the info, imma youtuber from london looking to move out real real soon next couple f months bro see ya out there mate!
I'm relocating to Los Angeles California next year I'm done living where I'm at i lived in Los Angeles California my entire life and now I'm home sick and I miss Los Angeles so much it makes me feel like I've missed out on so much there I'm going back there and meeting up with old friends and going to parties
My brother moved to LA 4 years ago he live in North Hollywood he love it over there he gets lonely cause no one else from our family lives on the west coast but he refuses to move back over here he’s tryna talk me into moving there so he can have some family with him lol
I'm a New Yorker, and we cross as soon as it clears. Standing on the corner of Santa Monica and North San Vincente, I was in that mode just a few feet from the sidewalk. Sheriff passing by got on his loudspeaker telling me to get back on the sidewalk.
I'm moving there in 9 months. Beyond excited!!!💞 What areas would you recommend a person AVOID? The Glendale area is more my speed but I'm super friendly, fun-natured, and outgoing. Don't wanna get myself killed cause I don't know!😱
Knowing Nia Loving You everywhere is dangerous if u lack common sense and gut instinct. South central is just like downtown la if ur dumb. There’s users every where all the men are trash they are usually all homeless if they are young and only date rich model chix
They only show you the nice side of LA. You will not find a studio under $900 unless it’s in a bad area of the city. Be prepared to pay anywhere between $1,000-1,500 a month for just rent. Our tax is 9.5% and it’s expensive. Don’t go past King Blvd going south unless you know where you’re going.
Nice vid! i know it's common to move into a place with roommates, would you recommend doing that while searching for an apartment? Or do people Air bnb while they're looking for a place?
Bottom Line: Get a job, stay way from anywhere directly south or south or southeast of The 10 freeway. Add to,that any area just east of downtown. Other than those definite no no''s all,other areas are subjective and depend on your outlook.. Plan on moving at least two,or three times before settling.
@Chancy Visuals The average rent in Mexico is $200-300 a month. That's why millions of them flocking to the U.S. to work low pay but get rich in Mexico, they can live 12 months in Mexico with just 3 months work in the U.S. Can you imagine taking a 9 month vacation?!?!?! With no worries of paying bills? We need to build the wall. No more abusing our system
Depends on what you want to do. But with the right career choice you can do insanely well. My wife for example makes 100k more in LA vs Nashville and works less. So don’t let haters scare you
He’s right about traffic .... vit’ll take me 15 minutes to go from Gardena to Santa Monica but 15 minutes turns into exactly 1 hour when there’s traffic and 70% of the time there’s always traffic
LA, CA is really expensive to live if you move there! But me and my roommates wanted to move there because of their film/TV industry! If anyone is moving there, make sure you save a shit ton of money!
Safe and Affordable Neighborhoods in LA ua-cam.com/video/_MH7Ve3zG8I/v-deo.html
Thanks
I remember watching this some years back in Africa and wondering when I'll eventually get a Visa to come to LA after being denied soo many times. By the grace of God, I'm typing this from Los Angeles, and Just thankful that I am finally here. God is still in the miracle business don't give up...
theboyt wow that’s amazing man. Congratulations 👏🏾
Tip #1 - Don’t move to LA thinking 40k will get you by. That’s considered the poverty line.
Tip #2 - Have your guard up. There’s users who drive Maserati’s but have 6 roommates looking for their come up.
Tip #3 - You wanna live in Venice or SAMO? Make sure you close your windows. Line of tents ready for a sleepin’
Tip #4 - Don’t leave anything in your car
Tip #5 - You are surrounded by wealth. Don’t let Hollywood get to your head. Don’t be dumb with your finances
KC Roeder I agree with Tip 5!
Fresh Pepper tee hee. I like your handle name. Why did you choose it?
KC Roeder thank you. Long story short I’m actually a pretty decent cook and got the name from my friends
Fresh Pepper can you cook a mean spaghetti? 🤤
KC Roeder sure can 👌🏾
LA is definitely for me, I can’t wait to move!
When are you moving?❤️ what yeae
Hello I have a groupchat of people 12 to 19 who want to model act etc and we all want to be to Los Angeles because it’s one of the best ways to make our dreams become a reality and are maybe going to be roommates in the future because it’s the cheapest way to live in Los Angeles when we move there if you do you want to join❤️❤️my Instagram is dreamycatt2 it would be lovely to hear from you 💞
I still got 8 years , ima be 22
Me too! I don’t know anybody in la but still i would
Never listen to Dream Killers Guys what’s for you is for you. There’s nothing you can’t do! Make it happen not only from income but being clever. Beautiful place and I arrived from the East Coast. You’ll love it! Just make good decisions. Naysayers will turn you around believe in yourself.
but seriously. Follow your dreams elsewhere... don't move to L.A.
@@Skyerzen people can move to L.A. if they want. You cannot stop them.
@@PrincessTatyanna of course of course.... but they shouldn't. what they are looking for, they are not going to find here. It will be nothing but a huge waste of their time, energy and money. Basically here in L.A. you slave ALL DAY and spend another big chunk of time sitting in traffic just to pay rent.
In L.A., if you go to a festival or public event like the Renaissance Fair, or a museum, etc, you have to deal with expensive parking and impenetrable crowds.
L.A. is NOT a city of dreams.
I had friends (girls) that came here wanting to be models, actresses etc. All of them beautiful on their own right. Some of them turned back disgusted after a few years of trying their best. Some stayed... and became adult entertainers, if you get what I mean... but only for a short while. Once their sparkle wore out, they also left. ALL of them were terribly harassed.
One of those friends once texted me frantically to come rescue her. A "manager" was getting a little touchy and grabby with her. The dude would get angry and scary at the slight sign that she was leaving.
She called me because I ride motorcycles and look intimidating on my gear.
Luckily for her I was with a bunch of riders and we descended on the restaurant/bar where they were in a big group and took her with us. (fun fact: I told my friends not to take their helmets off since we all looked like nerds lol)
L.A. is not a good place UNLESS you have a job lined up and it pays at least 120,000 a year...
I needed to hear this thank you I’m actually going to stop watching these videos I’m seeing a lot of neg thinking I understand they are trying to inform & may come from a positive place but it comes across as eh try elsewhere not here🤣
I've traveled to many places...and despite the expensive cost...it is possible to live there...Set your priorities. That's all. I'm speaking as someone without kids, of course.
If you’re trying to find late night eats, come to Koreatown!
💯so true
These tips were great! I think it's super important to be aware of the cons of moving to LA, but some of the negative comments on how you have a slim chance of making it, etc. are so heart breaking to see. Not for those reading them, but for those writing them. I think if you have that mindset that you have a slim chance of making it, you will definitely never make it. The people making it are the people who push through every obstacle despite the bad times. It's so easy to see the shiny success others have and overlook all the stuff they had to go through to get to where they were at! If it was easy, everyone would be making it!
If you want to move out there and have a dream, keep believing in yourself and work your butt off!
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Native Angeleno with some advice: 1) Get a reliable car 2) Move here with 8K cushion or you'll end up homeless 3) Try to have a job lined up--preferably a transfer from another job 4) Get into a roommate situation 5) Make sure you have at least a 700 credit score, because housing is tight.
Good and true advice
I'm moving to LA next month! These tips were very helpful!
Good luck with your move 😊
How’s it going?! Do you like LA I’m thinking of moving in mid 2021
@@syphonix6181 I postponed my move due to the pandemic! I hope to move in mid 2021 as well! good luck!
Jordan Praam i planning on moving july or august
Bet L.A. ate you up. Back Home and broke? Let me know. I am actually interested.
Finally hearing something decent about this place for a change
I just moved here and all those things are true I would say have $10,000 and you’re right housing is very competitive
Seems like a lot of people in this comment section don’t know New York City
Facts bro I’m from Brooklyn they think their comments are deadly wowza
😂😂😂😂
Tea With Vee talk to em they not listening lol
I know about New York but i from la so ya
LA isn’t all that. Lived here all my life. The movies and videos of LA aren’t what they are in real life. If LA was described in three words, it could be traffic, overpriced, and overpopulated. Come here if you want, just don’t complain about the city when you’ve been warned beforehand.
Not the same population per square mile as NYC or Boston.
Only a few places as crowded as DC or Atl.
Don't forget: LA still has fewer people than NYC but Los Angeles County is a BIGGER AREA THAN NEW JERSEY. and the LA metro area stretches into 5 counties and more than 800 localities (towns cities etc). Only place in the west that is as crowded as the East Coast is San Francisco.
Otherwise the west is a bigger area without as many people.
Last I checked the tallest apartment buildings in the country were in Chicago.
@@gkiltz0 I gotta say, LA, the city itself is harsh when driving. Same with taking any form of transit. I mean I head to work from Outside LA county itself tho.
Ethan Richie loooool
Just like Miami
Just curious have you ever thought about relocating to a state where you feel “it is all that” if so, where would that be?
I fall in love with LA just because GTA SAN ANDREAS who's with me???
LazerGun Mcx trust me don’t it’s hella expensive
I would have PTSD
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Pro tip: Make genuine friends with the long time Angelinos, we help our friends and look out for the neighborhood.
If your down with the brown and speak a lil spanish you can make friends, find work, seek rooms/housing, or double your pay rate.
Generally being bilingual helps
Ethnic enclaves exist within and on the outskirts of Los Angeles.
There are many opportunities here, just gotta stick it out and make friends.
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What is a good salary to be Comfortable in LA 60K 70K or 80K ? I know you stated try to find a location closest to your job but what are other good cities to stay near LA if you are willing to drive?
This is great advice!! LA was a bit of culture shock to me when I moved, you’ve pretty much hit all key points! Thanks for sharing🤗
I'm from LA born and raised but currently living overseas for work and this video was entertaining to watch. Something I would mention is that LA is VERY pricey, it's hard to save let alone do other things such as buy a home. The more I live internationally, the harder it is to move back. But who knows? Anyways good beginning tips.
Chrystle K You can find a cheaper place to live in Palmdale, Lancaster, Apple valley, Mohave or Bakersfield. I’m from LA too and I grew up in Hawthorne and Gardena. I’ve been to a lot of nice areas and some sketchy areas in LA.
I'm moving out of CA next year. I'm excited for my new journey.
where will you move to??? It is odd that i want to move to CA for a new journey but you are MOVING out lol
You won’t regret it. Money goes so much farther everywhere else
searphhoney GO BACK WHERE YOU CAME FROM
CloudsandDreams LA is where I came from. Born and raised
searphhoney I can’t wait to get out of here I want to go to Florida, it’s hard to even find genuine love out here. Everyone is so fake I mean everyone even myself slightly lol
Fully agreed! I moved here 2 years ago to be a freelance video editor- very accurate. I just made a short podcast about living in LA and this is so relatable
Nice man, subbed. Living in the Netherlands now but with the outlook of moving to LA in the near future.
Business casual, yeah, especially in beach cities! But any beach city will be like that tho. You don’t just have to stick to LA, OC and San Diego beach cities are also a great alternative to LA beach cities. Chill “beach vibes”, I was at a coffee shop and saw a business meeting go down and everyone was in flip flops so yes I agree!
YES BEACH CITIES ARE NICE.I live in Long Beach and San Pedro is nice small city by the beach and lots of hills like San Francisco.
Housing is tight if you are trying to live near beaches or around Hollywood. Move to the valley and housing is fine. I’d rather commute and love where I live than fight for parking and space trying to be in the midst of it all.
So i am thinking of moving to LA but i am wondering how much do i save up so i can move to LA
Living 20-30 minutes from your job in LA could be as little as 4 miles in more congested parts of the city. It's better to anticipate that your commute may take 60-90 minutes each way. I'd actually encourage using the Metro for new residents, especially if their job is close to a Metro station. Living close to friends is also important. I lived in Highland Park and only made it out to the West side a few times a year because it's such a chore, even after rush hour.
Thanks for sharing these tips man! I plan on moving to LA with my wife and son in less than a year. I am a Digital Cinematography student online and plan on transferring to LA film school and will also be seeking work independently or within production studios. Much like you, you're an acting professional so any tips you might have for me are greatly appreciated. Thanks again, man!
Glad it was helpful, you'll find lots of work in film here. Most of my friends from film school are now producers at Disney, NBC, and Conde Nast
Thank you for the video!!! I’m going to be moving in April and it’s super helpful! Hope to see you at Casting calls!!!
Best of luck with your move!
Really good video. I lived in LA for 10 years and wish I knew this back then.
I was there for 2 weeks and LOVED it!!! Stayed in Studio City off of Ventura Blvd.
How did you find a room in studio city?
just eat mostly in Inglewood and you can eat for $10-20.
Culver City:
1) La vegan - culver blvd? You’ll find it- kinda greasy but good
Inglewood:
2) Golden Doughneut Ice cream
11051 Hawthorne Blvd
Lennox, CA 90304
They have huge sandwiches for under $6 that will probably last you all day. I get the avocado egg sandwich. So many options fat and healthy. They also have juiced vegetables. They can have long lines. Good service. They speak Spanish, English and I think Chinese?
3) Emma's Snack Shop
205 S Market St, Inglewood, CA 90301
It’s not just a snack shop. They have every sandwich you could imagine and you can have it your way. $5-6. They also have salads, fruit and veggie smoothies and fruit cups. In addition, they have everything that a normal convenient store would have. Come in the morning and park your car right in front of the door lol. But the food is truly good. Spanish and English.
4) Little Belize
Little Belize, 217 E Nutwood St, Inglewood, CA 90301- it’s down the street from Emma’s. It reminds me of Belize. It will take some time but it will be just like they serve it in Belize. English, creole.
6) Hungry Joe's Jamaican Restaurant, 1100 N La Brea Ave #100, Inglewood, CA 90302- it’s Jamaican food. They get a lot of business and there’s little parking but it’s good. You can get just a beef patty for $3 or get a meal and a drink for around $12. English, Patois
Venice:
Thai vegan $10
Santa Monica:
Sweet fin poke $13
Bay Cities Italian Deli & Bakery $10
Seasalt Fish Grill $15
Wahoo's Fish Taco $12
Never mentioned Homeless everywhere
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Not surprised. LA is hecka expensive for many to live in.
1). Studio City is good location. Love Studio City! Definitely have to go with the (your) vibes. Love DTLA but didn't like living there. North Hollywood and Glendale are good as well. 2.) 20-30 minutes equals 1 hour in traffic lol -live even closer! 3.) Sooooo true. 4.) Yes, have a car. I didn't ship my car and the bus/train takes FOREVER. Something that would take 20-30 minutes by car could take up to 2 hours. I also did Uber/Lyft but it adds up! Trust me. 5.) Never knew about Discover LA - thanks for sharing! 6.) Vegan restaurants are really good. And of course the tax on that food will do it too! 7.) Yup! 8.) Yup true. 9.) Yup true as well lol 10.) Haha it's so hard not to but eventually I had stopped doing it.
I want to move there so bad but it sounds very difficult especially since I won't know anyone . Lunch in Vegas is under 10 buccs , the cost of living etc so different but I want change REAL BAD especially for my career . Thanks Pepper
LA is expensive, but you can make it work with roommates
You have to realize that a lot of what he says only applies to his bubble. Lunch for 18-25? Lololol what are you talking about. You can get lunch all day long for under $10. Sure if you go to some uppity lunch spot in west hollywood it will cost you that but right around the corner you’ll find a chipotle for a good meal under $10. Also, the nice areas are expensive to live in, pasadena (very removed from the santa monica and hollywood places) but calm and nice, santa monica, venice, hollywood, etc all guna cost you a lot. Do yourself a favor and move somewhere else thats 15-20 minutes away from these towns and save 40% on rent.
@@dobattlers The problem is I dont know anyone there . I am trying to model so u know thsts an up & down situation until I am more established . I am trying to do affordable away from ALL gang activities . I been out there twice already .
@larzuga1 Thank u for all ur advice , some of it as for saving at least 2 months b4 the move is a must . Umma stay put for a month b4 I make move I think thats best unless something pops up
@Craig F. Thompson Weather , jobs, and someone very special
there are a lot of videos abt LA on youtube and this is just the best one.
Im a janitor and confidently moving in l.a.
I live in East Hollywood and dont have a car. I work in DTLA, and take metro or buses everyday. You dont really need to have a car here but you gotta live close to where you work. Traffic sucks. Get a bike or take Lift or Uber if you dont want to take public transportation. I live with roommates and its fine.
I’m from Seattle WA and the living costs ain’t that different according to statistics LA is .6% more expensive but homes cost more in Seattle. 🤷♂️ LA got sun though so decision made
Joshua Galvez exactly! I was weighing whether to move to Cali or Seattle but I need the ☀️
LondonsLanding Seattle is beautiful but it’s so depressing and it’s boring the best thing you can do is go to the mall. You can network with people but it’s gonna be a lot harder than in Cali. Less traffic though
Hey! I reaaaally like the flow of your video and it actually helped me a lot. I‘m moving to LA to go to college and I‘m pretty nervous about it since it‘s so far away from home. (I live in Germany) I just googled this question and didn‘t really expect to find anything.. so thank you for making this video!
I moved here from Maryland last year, definitely a different level as far as living. What I pay a month here for a room I could have an entire townhouse back home. But it’s a beautiful place and lots of money to be made here. Oh and fellas the amount of good looking woman here is fucking insane you’ll lose your mind lol
I second that
Nick Soccer I be thinking the same thing man like is this place really worth it we paying just to say we live in California
@@leeague Reason us native Californians go to other states
I’m thinking about transferring to a school in LA and I’m from Maryland too!lol
Loreyna saint surin what part of Maryland are you from?? I’m from Waldorf lol. It has its good and bad, being from the east coast it’s easier to see the finesse here people in Cali don’t take advantage of the money here. But it’s very hard to survive here
Your website is really cool by the way
I like the formating and the way you used your words
And thanks for pursuing your dream
You really inspire me
Home Viddds thank you!
First of all, I just bounced onto this video and have to say, I love your background. It really pops.
I appreciate these videos because we are considering moving to LA and have 0 knowledge of the city.
Thank you :)
Hi Ashley! Glad you found my channel
I’m 11 but I’ve been saving my money sense I was 5 I can’t wait to move when I can
I moved to LA in May and love it💪
Shawn Williams Go BACK
@@Downwthethicknesss Why? Curious to know.
man I’ll pay 30 for some meals in bend oregon, and I live outside of there. Excited for the change of environment and community 🙌
The main things that ppl complain about like cost of living & traffic really are not a big deal if u are from another large city. I feel like ppl who complain about these things must be from some small town. For me traffic was no worse than what I deal w/ living in Chicago. We have much better public transportation here though, so you are not forced to drive everywhere. In LA you have to drive more b/c public transportation isn't nearly as reliable, so you deal w/ traffic more often, but it really wasn't any worse than what I'm used to.
I found food, drinks & shopping in general to be cheaper b/c LA sales tax is only 6.5% vs ours being 10.5% (highest in the country). There is no crazy beverage tax like in Chicago so my coffee at Starbucks that I pay $6 for every day here was only $4. There are also a lot of affordable restaurants where you can get lunch for like $10 - you do not have to spend $30 for every meal.
Going out was cheaper too. Parking was easier to find & less expensive. I paid $10 to park in a lot by the club I went to in West Hollywood. Where I live it would have been no less than $20. The 2nd night I actually parked on the street for free. The club itself was also free to get into.
As far as rent, most 1 bds were $1,400-$1,800 in Inglewood & Leimert Park, which is where I am interested in living - not drastically more than where I live now. It seems that it's only way more expensive if you just have to live somewhere fancy, or when you are ready to buy. I can buy a condo in Chicago for under $200K whereas the cheapest properties I saw in LA started at $350K. So when it comes to buying it is definitely more, but as far as rent, taxes & regular everyday purchases like food, drink & going out I found the cost of living to actually be less.
Bri J hey, lol it’s kinda embarrassing. I live in Mexico City and idc if its a big city because I’m used to it. Just curious, how much do u make a year. Also, do u live w roommates. PLEASE ANSWER
Brittany J People like to focus bashing LA for the cost of living too much. There are much more affordable cities to live in California. Palmdale, Lancaster, Apple valley, Mohave, and Bakersfield are much cheaper places to live in California. There are downsides of small towns too. There are fewer restaurants and places to shop. Heavy traffic is another thing people like to bash LA for. Heavy traffic is also a problem in Manila in the Philippines too.
One thing you need to understand about LA is that everyone is OVERQUALIFIED HERE! If you don't have major degrees, a juicy resume with a shit ton of work history, best you're gonna get is a dishwasher job. It sucks, but that's one of the hardest things I found out here.
Guess I'm not coming now lol.
Cool video man! From Chicago so cool to hear you mention that.
Alex Peterson Lol Chicago is a overpriced freezer, no thank you
As a native Chicagoan the stuff you said about us is sooo true lolz.
Nice background it sets a mellow/chill vibe. Liked and subscribed 2019 will be a good year for you!
jmozeyMB thank you so much! Hope you make the most of 2019
Still watching in 2020 because I have a plan to move to LA, it’s my dream. These vids help a lot.
You don’t need a car if you live in LA imo. In fact I’d say the train/subway are comparable if not better in terms of time while driving in traffic. To insure my car in LA (it was a loan so I had to have full coverage) it was literally $300 A MONTH. I wound up giving it to my brother. Don’t get a car and use that money to put towards other things like rent or like having a life outside of your car lol. Plus the train is only like $1.75 I think? And it runs from about 4AM to 1AM so you’re not restricted in terms of time and can still have a life.
This video will definitely have over 1 million views before this year is up. Great video man
I say it every time I see these videos move 20 miles out from all the name cities like Santa Monica, DTLA, Venice and you can find a decent apartment and don't have to deal with all the other LA crap. I work in DTLA but live in the South Bay and it is Awesome. Sure I have a little traffic to work and back but it's a trade off. Also I'll tell you this you need to make at least 55k a year to make ends meet and to have a comfortable life if you take the aforementioned advice.
my stuff exactly! Moving to Venice or Santa Monica is not it. Period. You’ll most likely end up hating that decision.
Is it hard to make the 55k? Does the job market suck
🙋🏽♀️ You can also try to find a place that is rent controlled. This way your rent will not skyrocket dramatically every year if you decide to stay at that building which can help in the long run :) a lot of affordable spots in places not mentioned here like San Gabriel, Alhambra, & Boyle Heights + so much more. Also, NOT EVERYTHING closes early & not every meal costs $25 per person 🤣 if you go to a lot of hipster areas (i.e. little “instagramable” coffee shops/restaurants, high tourists spots, or spots that’s vegan friendly lol) then yes.
*This was fresh bro, great insight*
thanks man
As a native angleno, I can see truth in many things he said in this video, but this is also an expected outlook from someone who has not explored the majority of LA. There are so many other cities to consider like Koreatown, Echo Park, north valley (Burbank, Sylmar), the list goes on! All the places he mentioned like WeHo, Venice, Santa Monica are extremely expensive and just very unrealistic for many people. Yes, every city has a different vibe in LA. I grew up in the valley and go to Downtown basically whenever I feel like it and let me tell you, if you are looking to move here and you’re on a budget, I recommend looking into central Valley (places like Van Nuys and north Hollywood) these places are also way less congested than the more well known cities and only a 20-30 minute drive from LA. If you want to move here and live the life of influencers you see online, you’ll likely need lots of roommates, which is actually a very common occurrence here.
Tip 1: Don't move to L.A.
Tip 2: You're done.
But why?
Lol
@Craig F. Thompson And that's what I love about it :)
@Craig F. Thompson Still better than in a village..
Depends on what you do for a living. We are moving back to LA because both my wife and I make such a drastic amount more and work less in LA compared to other cities like Nashville.
This is the most helpful video I’ve come across so far thank you!
New intro? Love it man!!!
Thanks man! not quite a new one, I'm still experimenting with different intros.
Good stuff my man! Keep it coming.
Thank you for your help !
You should make a video on how to get thru the first year of la
I would watch that
that's actually a great idea
I’m driving to LA from Orlando at the end of the week and I’m so glad I stumbled on this vid. Great job! Subscribed!
RayatoTV I’m moving to Florida first chance I get, from la. Shit is sack yo
We also have SkidRow in DTLA and Venice and SM also have a horrible homeless problem. Just make sure you lock your apts and watch your personal stuff while being at the beach or on the boardwalks. Also, you can Jaywalk here in LA...and the cops don't really care too much unless you're running from them because you may have done something. lolz.
Truth. many people live in tents
LA is a sunny sandbox with lots to do, lots of hotties to meet, and status to gain if you work hard enough. Why not.
I wish all of you luck who is thinking about moving to Los Angeles trying to make it I am doing it with you👍🏼💪🏼❤️
All y’all commenting “DOnT cOME HeRe, weRe FulL” are prob the most annoying thing about moving.... EVERYONE THINKS THIER SPEICAL. When in reality the only interesting thing is that you in LA cool
La really is over populated. Like do you live here? The native people are being pushed out for this bs and the houseless population is at a constant rise.
@@LilTomatoBoi Yeah sad we have the #1 homeless population in the country.
UniquetheArt then move or do something about it other than whining on UA-cam real helpful to your situation lil ugly
@@elizamonay6178 y would i move and abandon my home and community? lol i said what i said bc I'm helping my community, u said what u said bc ur clearly not nd u don't give af.
Lmao straight up
Excellent video! Very informative! I am considering moving to LA from the SF Bay after I pass the California Bar Exam, in a year and a half or so...
Im trying to move to WeHo May 20 will be taking the drive to LA
🤘🏾congrats!
Fresh Pepper - Modeling Tips
Thanks bro! Was thinking if for some reason i cant then ill go to studio city but i wanna be in the mix and grow as fast as i can ao we’ll see
Awesome video! This is very true being a Californian.
I just came across this video I absolutely love your tips for moving to l.a I’ve been to l.a a few times and I absolutely fell in love with it and I’m seriously thinking about moving there to pursue my dream in music I’m just trying to find an apt my job is willing to transfer me
Quinshaun Pipes that’s awesome man! I hope it all works out. LA is a great place for artist to grow
Thank u I hope so to if I can find an apt or roommate I’ll be set 😂😂
More: Don't get into any road rage incidents! Avoid those drivers. Burbank is its own city. Santa Monica is my personal fave. Born and raised there! But there's no longer rent control so it's super expensive for a small apt. The 405 is a parking lot (learn the side streets:). Rush hour NB 5 starts at 2:30-3:00pm. On the 10, from PCH, it's almost all day, east and westbound. It does have some amazing restaurants but gas and food is pretty darn expensive. Sales tax is too. But minimum wage is livable. ☺ And almost all red lights have cameras! Be careful! 😮
Beaches- north of Malibu and south of Manhattan beach are awesome! The Newport Christmas Boat parade and Torrance at Christmas time are definitely worth seeing!
I ❤L.A. 🙋
Renée I shop at the comic bug in Manhattan Beach sometimes. Manhattan beach is a really nice city to visit. I work in Torrance and I can’t work right now due the government shutdown. I go to Wilson park and the Del Amo mall. Carson, Torrance, Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena are better places to live than Hollywood, Santa Monica, Downtown la, and Venice.
@@legendaryTMNICO Yeah I agree, that's why I like anything south of Venice, in fact I don't recommend Venice at all. But I know it's hard for everyone right now, be safe and hopefully we'll all get back to normal soon! 🙋
I lived in New York all my life moved to Miami about 5 years ago, I am strongly considering LA
I’m a native in south Florida and I work a lot in Miami and I was thinking of doing the same thing.
Tip: Be extremely careful when crossing the street. Someone gets mowed down here twice a week.
Well that is scary
What type of Camera did you use? Great video!!! Moving in July 💪🏾
Currently using a DJI Phantom 4 Drone, and a Canon Mark III
great vid man u really helped me out alot thank u for the info, imma youtuber from london looking to move out real real soon next couple f months bro see ya out there mate!
Nice, best of luck to you
I like your hat “Model Actor”. I can’t wait until I move to LA. I think I’ll get great use out of my Longboard!
Thank you! You definitely will. A lot of people ride their boards here
My family has been thinking of moving to la from VA! This are really good tips
DTLA is not that great. Don't forget to mention SKID ROW!
La gets the homeless from other states.
This is the best video I have seen. Highly recommend to watch
Tip 1: make sure your getting fed by your parents
I'm relocating to Los Angeles California next year I'm done living where I'm at i lived in Los Angeles California my entire life and now I'm home sick and I miss Los Angeles so much it makes me feel like I've missed out on so much there I'm going back there and meeting up with old friends and going to parties
My brother moved to LA 4 years ago he live in North Hollywood he love it over there he gets lonely cause no one else from our family lives on the west coast but he refuses to move back over here he’s tryna talk me into moving there so he can have some family with him lol
Lol I completely get that. I did the same with my friends and family.
Sincerely91 he single? LA can get lonely hmu lol
I'm a New Yorker, and we cross as soon as it clears. Standing on the corner of Santa Monica and North San Vincente, I was in that mode just a few feet from the sidewalk. Sheriff passing by got on his loudspeaker telling me to get back on the sidewalk.
Smh that's crazy
Phew 😅 I wanna move there after I finish my residency as a surgeon 😭 ( 14 years from now )
I'm moving there in 9 months. Beyond excited!!!💞 What areas would you recommend a person AVOID? The Glendale area is more my speed but I'm super friendly, fun-natured, and outgoing. Don't wanna get myself killed cause I don't know!😱
Avoid anywhere in south central LA
@Craig F. Thompson I will agree on that.
Knowing Nia Loving You everywhere is dangerous if u lack common sense and gut instinct. South central is just like downtown la if ur dumb. There’s users every where all the men are trash they are usually all homeless if they are young and only date rich model chix
@Craig F. Thompson oh wow!!😱
They only show you the nice side of LA. You will not find a studio under $900 unless it’s in a bad area of the city. Be prepared to pay anywhere between $1,000-1,500 a month for just rent. Our tax is 9.5% and it’s expensive. Don’t go past King Blvd going south unless you know where you’re going.
D'Angelo Russell Go to Watts and see how that works out for you.
@D'Angelo Russell 😂😂
so informational and helpful, thanks :)
Nice vid! i know it's common to move into a place with roommates, would you recommend doing that while searching for an apartment? Or do people Air bnb while they're looking for a place?
Airbnb can get pretty pricey in LA. Looking for sub-leases, or a roommate might be better.
Bottom Line: Get a job, stay way from anywhere directly south or south or southeast of The 10 freeway. Add to,that any area just east of downtown. Other than those definite no no''s all,other areas are subjective and depend on your outlook.. Plan on moving at least two,or three times before settling.
People, move to Orange County in California. Much more peaceful and quieter than la trust me
Or San Bernardino. Its really affordable here
isnt that still considered LA?
@@greenzx9r No. We are in the greater los angeles area. Not metropolitan. We are our own counties.
@Chancy Visuals Rent is like 200-300$ that's why all the illegals are in a hurry to move to USA so they can send that money to Mexico.
@Chancy Visuals The average rent in Mexico is $200-300 a month. That's why millions of them flocking to the U.S. to work low pay but get rich in Mexico, they can live 12 months in Mexico with just 3 months work in the U.S.
Can you imagine taking a 9 month vacation?!?!?! With no worries of paying bills?
We need to build the wall. No more abusing our system
Agree on all but #4. If you live close to work you don't really need a car.
I'm planning on moving to LA in about 3-4 years
Karma_Luvic im planning on moving in 2 years!
Depends on what you want to do. But with the right career choice you can do insanely well. My wife for example makes 100k more in LA vs Nashville and works less. So don’t let haters scare you
Great vid! I just made a video about moving to LA from the perspective of someone who grew up in LA.
Lord , allow me to move out there ❤️❗️
What’s stopping you? Finances?
He’s right about traffic .... vit’ll take me 15 minutes to go from Gardena to Santa Monica but 15 minutes turns into exactly 1 hour when there’s traffic and 70% of the time there’s always traffic
Moving in a month !
I really like the music:) thank you! Subscribed!
Thank you :)
Dont come, theres already too much traffic!
Alonzo Armendariz ima still go 😹
Good tips! Is time to make a change! Thank you
I wanna live in LA
imy Carson, Torrance, Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena are better places to live than Hollywood, downtown la, Santa Monica and Venice.
Thinking of moving to LA for work but I'm coming from silicon valley so it's actually slightly cheaper for me haha.
Unlucky Cloverfield Come to the OC area or the South Bay Area In Manhattan beach, el segundo or redondo beach.
What?No jaywalking holy shit...jaywalking is one of the essence of italian people.😂😂😂
Williams Michele Carnevale 😂
LA, CA is really expensive to live if you move there! But me and my roommates wanted to move there because of their film/TV industry! If anyone is moving there, make sure you save a shit ton of money!