Oh love it, paying $1400 for no laundry or dish washer and you needed to co sign. "Why aren't young people having kids?" Because everything is too expensive and we don't get paid enough!
@@gennagresham3986 if we follow the 30% rule of spending that amount of your total income on rent, you'd need to be making 53k a year. She has a bf so they split rent which is good but i was just looking at it from a single person's income which is a lot
To be fair, a single person shouldn’t be paying that much if they make less than 4 times that amount. She has a live in bf so that helps but if she was single, she should and hopefully would have a roommate. The most I ever paid in rent was $1400 (my part of a two bedroom) and I made $100k and that was NYC, not Portland Oregon so it should be possible to pay less.
It's still very nice when teens live on there space even as a high school student,it's an encouraging step to financial independence and good retirement..
@@karlhoffam3630 Of cause,I retired at 40years of age and bought my first apartment at 46 with my partner....All thanks to a frugal retirement with no debts,mortgage free!!
It’s gorgeous! It always surprises how many people paint on the walls in a rented apartment, though. Growing up I was always taught that you never do that.
You generally have to paint it back to white before you leave (or lose part of your deposit), but especially for people expecting to stay in the same place for a few years, it can be worth the extra effort.
@@grainofsalt2113 Yep - talk to the property maintenance manager, to get the right color codes and everything. Even then, if any repairs are made (drywall holes / etc), and they don't look right, that can also come out of the deposit.
Danger Will Robinson!! If that bf decides to up and leave she AND her granny’s are on the hook for the rent. He needs to get his credit straight ASAP so he can be put on the lease and her Granny can come off. He needs to be just as legally responsible for the roof over his head as she is.
Responsibility is having family that has money like she does? She couldn’t qualify for the apartment on her own, so why is it more his fault than hers?
I just left a 2 bedroom in NE Portland for $1150, and now live in a good size studio in SE for $825 (laundry and dishwasher included). That is very hard to find, but if you are determined, it's possible. But for her, $1400 on Hawthorne street is actually really good.
NOTHING is worth it in Portland. Why live in a city where most people pay close to 75% of their ince just on a rental? Not only that, but with the lockdowns, protests/riots, the trash laden streets, and out of control homelessness....why would any sane person want to live (paycheck to paycheck) there?
My college apartment looked like trash! What an engagingly beautiful and creative space! The hammock and hanging chair alone were everything! Loved that this is mostly thrifted and DIY!
The situation is precarious for her grandmother. If she and her boyfriend break up, she's not going to be able to make her rent and her poor granny will be on the hook.
Just because they split it doesn’t mean she couldn’t afford it on her own, I could comfortably afford my boyfriend and I’s place on my own, but we still split it because we both live here.
Doesn't sound too bad, she just doesn't make 4 times the rent of $1400. Pricey? Yeah! But reality if you live in cities. If she can't afford it, find a roommate, if not, find someone else to take over the lease. She sounds pretty responsible considering she's exploring sources of income and working while at school. And sounded pretty thrifty doing DIY plus buying second hand
@@wing3789 a roommate in a one-bedroom might not be so easy to find in Portland, and breaking a lease is a last resort. she's young and idealistic, but the reality is she'd probably rely on her grandmother to hold her over.
@@jones2277 highly doubt it. Did you see her work? She sells her refurbished furniture, probably works a lower income but not too crazy job. This is a pretty nice 1 bedroom. I'm from Cali so I don't know about Portland, but it's common to even have roommates for studios if money really is tight (maybe look for someone to pay 500 instead of 700, could still make it work). They even have a middle barrier wall. For a college kid? You can totally get by, especially if you're okay getting your hands dirty. I work in advertising now, she's getting enough of an audience to get some income from her tiktok through sponsors, which looks like she's doing affiliated work. Got room to grow, sure, but at 22y/o? It's alright. Oh and I bet she got paid for going on this video. Don't undermine other people's efforts and judge their life choices in 10 minutes.
You decorated beautifully and you're quite talented! What a blessing with so much light in your apartment! Thank you for your hospitality in showing your home. 💐
How is she painting the walls and hanging things on the walls if she's renting??! Honestly the places I saw in Portland at that price were complete trash so this is mind blowing to me.
A lot of apartments will allow their tenants to paint the walls if they pay an extra fee, as when the tenant moves out - they'll have to go back to whatever the property colors are normally. Additionally, if it's not done well, that can come out of the tenant's deposit. Source: Am in industry.
Keep looking if ya got time! You can easily get a duplex for this cost and have yourself a mini yard and way less neighbors. It is possible! Houses also are rented out around $1700 in the metro area if you can foot the additional $300. I just had to move in May and got an amazing 2bd 2 bth 1100 sq ft duplex with a garage and yard for $1300 in SE Portland. It's possible, look for owners who are renting themselves. Craig's list can be sketchy, but it also has many hidden gems!! Its nuts though, my first apartment here in 2002 was a 2 bd 1 bth for $475... inflation is insane! 😳
Yeah this must have been total luck because you aren't finding that off Hawthorne. I found rooms for rent for $900 - 1100. This is for ONE room in a shared living. Gotta go someplace like Tigard or Milwaukie or even Gresham if you can fight lol
It’s awesome! I’ve never been to crater lake, but I have lots of friends who have and you can drink the water from there just fine. The willamette valley is also really beautiful and Tillamook ice cream’s headquarters are also super fun, Oregon is pretty cool when you know what to look for
Oregon is nice, but give Portland a few years to recover from the pandemic and racial justice protests. Driving into the city, the walls of the highway are entirely covered with graffiti now, and there are homeless camps everywhere with trash strewn all over. Lots of businesses have their windows boarded up, and that's also covered in graffiti. It looks really terrible compared to just a few years ago.
@@kyk5456 I've heard of Tillamook Ice Cream. I just saw it yesterday at the store. Didn't know they were in Oregon. The Willamette Valley sounds like fun. I've never seen a valley in person. The furthest west I've been was St. Louis and in the Arch.
Man this girl needs to make a UA-cam channel. I try to keep from adding too many platforms on my content consumption sources, so don't have a tiktok. Loved the work though! Incredible!
I don't understand how you can work, go to school, do homework, do tik tok videos, design an apt., wash your own dishes, and drive to the laundramat every week? How is this possible?
I live in between Beaverton and Portland. I have a 2 bedroom for $1500 a month for me and my daughter. Laundry and dishwasher included. Took me about 6 months to find the right place, but I’m glad I waited. It’s amazing.
Will someone please tell this young lady that her true calling is “INTERIOR DESIGN”. People will gladly reward her handsomely to create spaces for them.💰! Brilliant! Cheers mates!!
She needs to get a portable laundry machine. you can use a hosed shower head attachment and obtain a couple of converter hardware pieces. Bam you have laundry in unit.
I wish I had done that sooner with my apartment! When you’re sharing with another person, you’re pretty much constantly doing laundry, but then you only have to go to the laundromat for big things. Major time saver.
@@kellylyons1038 ours actually isn’t that big. Its about 2ft wide and 1ft deep. There is a 1ft gap between our toilet and shower, which is where ours lives. Space is precious in a 400sqft apartment, but for us, it is totally worth it.
Welcome to Portland, Oregon. The apartment is cute and you are going to need it with the dreary clouds here. I welcome you. Don't forget to visit us in St. Johns. We have the best bridge. 🤫
I’m a bridge troll too :) beautiful view but strange things happen here lol. A naked barefoot woman threw a 9 inch rock through my car window, for example. People saw it happen mid day on a Saturday ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We pay $1500 in Portland, have washer, dryer, dishwasher, outdoor space, garage plus parking outside. One bed one bath, no co-sign. Can’t wait to move somewhere else, not happy living here with the rise in violence.
This is easily achievable, good thing is people are getting to know Cash is pretty much trash at this point, it is designated to fail eventually, 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double or hold your funds in 2021; Real Estate, Gold, Who can guess the 3rd??
Has to be stock trading, made my first million through it earlier this year as a newbie after I met a professional from a reputable firm, retiring next year with absolutely no fears
@@tomlogan612 Congratulations in advance on your retirement, That's impressive big bucks, personally tried doing that on my own with no luck for sometime now .Who is this professional you worked with please?
@@samantharoy4796 "Alisan P Martin" she was in the news when she revived Grumac company in 2018. You can look her up on the web to get more info on her
She is incredibly lucky to have that price and to have a partner. Rent in Portland can be $900 for a 400sqft studio. The apartment pricing in Portland is insane.
I live in Portland, the geography/landscape is good. Food scene to a degree, everything else isn’t great imo. Nearly 18% of downtown commercial real estate is vacant because businesses are largely going but not coming.
I'm from Portland Oregon .. it's so sad how expensive the rent is... I'm currently apartment hunting and the requirements are insane for even 120 square ft!!! I can't just move all my family is here and my job!!... This sucks
@@justicejoycetv most places in Portland and Beaverton/Tigard area expect 2.5x the rent, and cheaper places expect 3x. I’ve never seen a 4x income requirement. Maybe the landlord was suspicious of her rental history and credit score?
Graham Stephen will be here any second. I’m student pilot trying to fund my education by working multiple jobs. And I’m inspired by cnbc make it. Hope one day I’ll be on the show.
Actually I checked your channel and you have great content and amazingly editing skill. I wonder how you haven’t grow yet. I’m here to support you. Guys you also show him love
Its actually against the law to look at credit scores in Portland Oregon (since 2019)... there's a few things she says that were also not exactly right... maybe a bit exaggerated or stretched... fishy to me nonetheless! Im a Portland native and rented here since 2000 and just moved in May, so I'm super fresh with my renter knowledge! 😉
Be careful with curbside furniture. My friends got bed bugs doing that. Ended having to get rid of a lot of their good furniture cause they could not get rid of those critters.
One bedroom for that much?! I live in Texas and we pay $1,400 for 2 bedroom 2 baths which are very very good size and a great size living room with walk in closets.. as well as two car ports and a garage for extra stuff. That’s crazy!
Dang no laundry or dishwasher?! People in Portland are getting fleeced haha! That's not a high bar for a landlord in most of the rest of the country. Past that you have good internet and reliable fix times (i.e. if something breaks it doesn't take 6 months for the landlord to fix it).
I was renting a 2 level studio with garage in North Portland last couple years for $770. It had a community laundry in the building... It was a great deal but it took me a year of searching to find... (Of course, I wasn’t on Hawthorne and i lived super close to VERY loud trains and a jam studio...) It was awesome 😎
I have got to get out of Northern Virginia, 15 years ago when I looked last, you could not get anything bigger than an efficiency for $1400 in Arlington. I don't pay rent or mortgage where I live now, but that will change soon.
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I have a 1b/1b apartment in Portland, I pay about same price as this place, but I don’t have AC, no washer/dryer and no dishwasher! My building does have a laundry facility in the basement which goes a long way as it’s only a few floors away. It’s definitely worth it for me bc I’m situated in prime location of Northwest Portland ie not many homeless but tons of restaurants, stores and places to walk around.
I live in Portland. It’s a hard place to afford, luckily I make enough to live comfortably. I always wondered how others were able to live here who don’t make as much.
Credit score should not factor at all in renting. It has no bearing on how you treat the place. If your income is high enough to afford the place and you have no prior evictions, what does it matter if your score is 450 or 800
@Luís Andrade If your credit score is a 400, you have no prior evictions or complaints, and your income is that of the required amount to live; what other data is needed to show you can be a cooperative tenant?
As a former property manager, I cannot tell you the number of renters we have approved with borderline acceptable credit who ended up skipping rent, paying late constantly, or causing significant damage. I believe in most cases your FICO does reflect your financial responsibility.
If your credit score is lower, one should work to improve it. Creditors look at your credit worthiness and if your score is less than the minimum or average score, they look at it as you not being responsible with paying your bills in a timely fashion. Cash is king, but credit is power. It is the American way.
@@JoeGatz1 because income isn't always the reason why people don't pay their bills. some people are just irresponsible and live beyond their means. a landlord is taking on financial risk and so they need some indicator of your history. it's basically like your college transcript, except it's a financial transcript.
@@drewconway7135 I wonder if by that she means every day? Curious how she fits it in. I did work 4-5 days a week, but shorter hours on weekdays. Very interesting.
We call these apartment canyons, buildings as each one takes over 3 to 5 floors high 3 row houses wide & those left stuck between them are inside a dark canyon like the movie LIFT!.
Her boyfriend is probably squatting there. It doesn't appear that he's on the lease, so I doubt her landlord knows he is living there. She probably got used to calling it her apartment and not their apartment so they wouldn't get suspicious.
This is insane. 1200 for a 1 bedroom 700sq ft apt and even with multiple jobs and school monies, she had to have a co-signer. Why? Because 4 times the rent is insane. 1 person rarely make 4 (× 1200= $4,800/month) times the rent.. in this case 5grand. How many people including yourself do you know that make 5,000/month and are willing to move into a single bedroom apartment, 700 sq feet ?? I cant stand how Portland has shifted. We used to be affordable. We used to be community oriented. Just a sad situation- wishing you the best.
1400 with utilities, parking and its in SE? How did you get so lucky? I live in Beaverton, its 1600 for one bedroom. All my money goes to rent. I shop at food banks for groceries
I live close to portland, I pay $965 for 1 bedroom 765 sq ft and mine has laundry and a dishwasher. Her rent sounds about right for PDX, not to mention her decor is so cute 🥺
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Oh love it, paying $1400 for no laundry or dish washer and you needed to co sign. "Why aren't young people having kids?" Because everything is too expensive and we don't get paid enough!
All utilities included for $1400? Is that supposed to be expensive or something?
@@gennagresham3986 if we follow the 30% rule of spending that amount of your total income on rent, you'd need to be making 53k a year. She has a bf so they split rent which is good but i was just looking at it from a single person's income which is a lot
@@ninjablack4347 53k should be doable for most young professionals no? Especially in Portland.
@@GabiN64 she’s a student in college.
To be fair, a single person shouldn’t be paying that much if they make less than 4 times that amount. She has a live in bf so that helps but if she was single, she should and hopefully would have a roommate. The most I ever paid in rent was $1400 (my part of a two bedroom) and I made $100k and that was NYC, not Portland Oregon so it should be possible to pay less.
She should definitely do home decor or interior design she’s talented
"Baby pink" points to the true talent
It's still very nice when teens live on there space even as a high school student,it's an encouraging step to financial independence and good retirement..
@@EllieGabby Saving as a student could be a little difficult ma'am😂.....Regardless,a good retirement is worth the savings.
Really love the plants🌱,it's a beautiful place....
Wish to have mine soon
@@karlhoffam3630 Of cause,I retired at 40years of age and bought my first apartment at 46 with my partner....All thanks to a frugal retirement with no debts,mortgage free!!
It’s gorgeous! It always surprises how many people paint on the walls in a rented apartment, though. Growing up I was always taught that you never do that.
You generally have to paint it back to white before you leave (or lose part of your deposit), but especially for people expecting to stay in the same place for a few years, it can be worth the extra effort.
You just paint it back to the original color before movinng out
@@grainofsalt2113 Yep - talk to the property maintenance manager, to get the right color codes and everything. Even then, if any repairs are made (drywall holes / etc), and they don't look right, that can also come out of the deposit.
I still think to this day
Danger Will Robinson!! If that bf decides to up and leave she AND her granny’s are on the hook for the rent. He needs to get his credit straight ASAP so he can be put on the lease and her Granny can come off. He needs to be just as legally responsible for the roof over his head as she is.
Typical Portland guy... 🙄
On the other hand, she can give him the boot without having to lose her space, giving her more security. They are young, and statistically won't last.
Responsibility is having family that has money like she does? She couldn’t qualify for the apartment on her own, so why is it more his fault than hers?
I think they changed the rental laws in Portland since 2019. They can no longer reject your application for having a credit score below 500.
@@aaronfreund2209 Well, in a competitive market, they will choose the better renter.
It is SO hard to be single.
Affording this kind of lifestyle on one salary is impossible in Portland 😫
@@daughterphoenix I'm single in Portland and I live in a $1300 one-bedroom. Of course, I'm not a 22 year old.
better at the end of the day tho, get a roommate
@@user82938 Are you trying to hook up?
@@PrettyGuardian I’m not not trying.
I just left a 2 bedroom in NE Portland for $1150, and now live in a good size studio in SE for $825 (laundry and dishwasher included). That is very hard to find, but if you are determined, it's possible. But for her, $1400 on Hawthorne street is actually really good.
I'm currently looking for a one bedroom in NE or SE. Do you have any recommendations on apartment buildings to check out?
@@BirdsAteMyFace904 Checking craigslist like every hour and getting on any waiting lists. I got on wait lists about a year before I moved.
Hard pass on living near Hawthorne tbh
NOTHING is worth it in Portland. Why live in a city where most people pay close to 75% of their ince just on a rental? Not only that, but with the lockdowns, protests/riots, the trash laden streets, and out of control homelessness....why would any sane person want to live (paycheck to paycheck) there?
@@michaelbrown5768 Not the information I was looking for, but thanks for that I guess.
My college apartment looked like trash! What an engagingly beautiful and creative space! The hammock and hanging chair alone were everything! Loved that this is mostly thrifted and DIY!
These people always have amazing design budgets for their apartments.
Goodwill and thrown away furniture means you can spend a lot less than other people who don't care but buy all new
The situation is precarious for her grandmother. If she and her boyfriend break up, she's not going to be able to make her rent and her poor granny will be on the hook.
Just because they split it doesn’t mean she couldn’t afford it on her own, I could comfortably afford my boyfriend and I’s place on my own, but we still split it because we both live here.
Doesn't sound too bad, she just doesn't make 4 times the rent of $1400. Pricey? Yeah! But reality if you live in cities.
If she can't afford it, find a roommate, if not, find someone else to take over the lease. She sounds pretty responsible considering she's exploring sources of income and working while at school. And sounded pretty thrifty doing DIY plus buying second hand
@@wing3789 a roommate in a one-bedroom might not be so easy to find in Portland, and breaking a lease is a last resort. she's young and idealistic, but the reality is she'd probably rely on her grandmother to hold her over.
@@jones2277 highly doubt it. Did you see her work? She sells her refurbished furniture, probably works a lower income but not too crazy job. This is a pretty nice 1 bedroom. I'm from Cali so I don't know about Portland, but it's common to even have roommates for studios if money really is tight (maybe look for someone to pay 500 instead of 700, could still make it work). They even have a middle barrier wall. For a college kid? You can totally get by, especially if you're okay getting your hands dirty. I work in advertising now, she's getting enough of an audience to get some income from her tiktok through sponsors, which looks like she's doing affiliated work. Got room to grow, sure, but at 22y/o? It's alright. Oh and I bet she got paid for going on this video.
Don't undermine other people's efforts and judge their life choices in 10 minutes.
She’s a loser and so is her boyfriend. When they can’t pay rent, the grandmother will get what she deserves
You decorated beautifully and you're quite talented! What a blessing with so much light in your apartment! Thank you for your hospitality in showing your home. 💐
How is she painting the walls and hanging things on the walls if she's renting??! Honestly the places I saw in Portland at that price were complete trash so this is mind blowing to me.
A lot of apartments will allow their tenants to paint the walls if they pay an extra fee, as when the tenant moves out - they'll have to go back to whatever the property colors are normally. Additionally, if it's not done well, that can come out of the tenant's deposit.
Source: Am in industry.
Keep looking if ya got time! You can easily get a duplex for this cost and have yourself a mini yard and way less neighbors. It is possible! Houses also are rented out around $1700 in the metro area if you can foot the additional $300. I just had to move in May and got an amazing 2bd 2 bth 1100 sq ft duplex with a garage and yard for $1300 in SE Portland. It's possible, look for owners who are renting themselves. Craig's list can be sketchy, but it also has many hidden gems!! Its nuts though, my first apartment here in 2002 was a 2 bd 1 bth for $475... inflation is insane! 😳
Yeah this must have been total luck because you aren't finding that off Hawthorne. I found rooms for rent for $900 - 1100. This is for ONE room in a shared living. Gotta go someplace like Tigard or Milwaukie or even Gresham if you can fight lol
That's a NICE apartment! And $200 for that sectional couch is a bargain! WOW! I'd LOVE to visit Oregon someday!!
It’s awesome! I’ve never been to crater lake, but I have lots of friends who have and you can drink the water from there just fine. The willamette valley is also really beautiful and Tillamook ice cream’s headquarters are also super fun, Oregon is pretty cool when you know what to look for
Oregon is nice, but give Portland a few years to recover from the pandemic and racial justice protests. Driving into the city, the walls of the highway are entirely covered with graffiti now, and there are homeless camps everywhere with trash strewn all over. Lots of businesses have their windows boarded up, and that's also covered in graffiti. It looks really terrible compared to just a few years ago.
@@user82938 I'd also love to visit Bend, Oregon and go to Nike HQ! I've always wanted to go there!!
@@kyk5456 I've heard of Tillamook Ice Cream. I just saw it yesterday at the store. Didn't know they were in Oregon. The Willamette Valley sounds like fun. I've never seen a valley in person. The furthest west I've been was St. Louis and in the Arch.
@@user82938 yup it will definitely take a few years!
Her home is adorable! 😍
Man this girl needs to make a UA-cam channel. I try to keep from adding too many platforms on my content consumption sources, so don't have a tiktok. Loved the work though! Incredible!
Her personality really mirrors in her apt. design. Very cozy, friendly and bright.
Good for you.congrats.thanks to your grandma for helping you out.
Good to see people having savings, even as a student! Living just a bit under your means gives you so much breathing room!
I don't understand how you can work, go to school, do homework, do tik tok videos, design an apt., wash your own dishes, and drive to the laundramat every week? How is this possible?
And yet we millennials aren’t called lazy… hmmmm
For a moment I thought I was watching Apartment Therapy. The place is lovely!
I live in between Beaverton and Portland. I have a 2 bedroom for $1500 a month for me and my daughter. Laundry and dishwasher included. Took me about 6 months to find the right place, but I’m glad I waited. It’s amazing.
Will someone please tell this young lady that her true calling is “INTERIOR DESIGN”. People will gladly reward her handsomely to create spaces for them.💰! Brilliant! Cheers mates!!
$1400 for a 1 bed . . . that is a steal and especially if there is no pet rent or pet deposit and it includes the utilities, even electric.
Finally, not NYC!
Graham will be so happy.
You could probably set up solar panels indoors with the amount of sunlight your apartment is getting lol
What a happy space! And I love her outfit. She’s like a living animal crossing character lol
I can’t wait for Graham‘s reaction to this video finally one that’s not in New York City
I wish I was half as creative as she is. Love it!
in 2008 I paid $650 for a 1 bedroom 850 sq/feet in Portland, OR .. things really exploded since then.
My place in New Orleans would be so cute to be on here. It’s a little shotgun and same price but it’s a great place for what spot I’m in
Her place looks nice just got my own place as well congratulations we got this
I absolutely love and adore your aesthetic! Thank you for sharing!
She needs to get a portable laundry machine. you can use a hosed shower head attachment and obtain a couple of converter hardware pieces. Bam you have laundry in unit.
I wish I had done that sooner with my apartment! When you’re sharing with another person, you’re pretty much constantly doing laundry, but then you only have to go to the laundromat for big things. Major time saver.
Theres usually not much storage space in one bedrooms to fit a contraption like that.
@@kellylyons1038 ours actually isn’t that big. Its about 2ft wide and 1ft deep. There is a 1ft gap between our toilet and shower, which is where ours lives. Space is precious in a 400sqft apartment, but for us, it is totally worth it.
You can definitely see her personality in her space I love it
I just got an apartment in Ashland, Oregon (about 4.5 hours south of Portland) for $1400/month. It only took me over a year to finally get something 🙄
Rentals in this state are just ridiculous to get into!
That’s speed for being hella far from Portland but that is a college town and it’s also so close to California too
@@NormaLilia24 also a very high in demand town to live in + the renters moratorium in place
I am Chinese. Just moved into a 2 bed 2 bath in Portland Oregon for that same price.
Welcome to Portland, Oregon. The apartment is cute and you are going to need it with the dreary clouds here. I welcome you.
Don't forget to visit us in St. Johns. We have the best bridge. 🤫
I’m a bridge troll too :) beautiful view but strange things happen here lol. A naked barefoot woman threw a 9 inch rock through my car window, for example. People saw it happen mid day on a Saturday ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We pay $1500 in Portland, have washer, dryer, dishwasher, outdoor space, garage plus parking outside. One bed one bath, no co-sign. Can’t wait to move somewhere else, not happy living here with the rise in violence.
Wow that apt is cheap af for 2 to split with utilities and parking included. Great spot for a major city like Portland
Your place is super cute!!!!
This is easily achievable, good thing is people are getting to know Cash is pretty much trash at this point, it
is designated to fail eventually, 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double or hold your
funds in 2021; Real Estate, Gold, Who can guess the 3rd??
Has to be stock trading, made my first million through it earlier this year as a newbie after I met a professional from a reputable firm, retiring next year with absolutely no fears
@@tomlogan612 Congratulations in advance on your retirement, That's impressive big bucks, personally tried doing that on my own with no luck for sometime now .Who is this professional you worked with please?
@@samantharoy4796
"Alisan P Martin" she was in the news when she revived Grumac company in 2018. You can look her up on the web to get more info on her
stripping? onlyfans?? I could go on and on lol
@@johnathanphelps4959 would you advice your kid to get an onlyfans acc?
That rent’s not bad. Especially if the location is good.
She is incredibly lucky to have that price and to have a partner. Rent in Portland can be $900 for a 400sqft studio. The apartment pricing in Portland is insane.
I live in Portland, the geography/landscape is good. Food scene to a degree, everything else isn’t great imo. Nearly 18% of downtown commercial real estate is vacant because businesses are largely going but not coming.
Wow. I pay 1,500 for 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in Texas and of course free parking and water, etc. it’s a perfect life here
Probably live in a bumfuck part of Texas because Houston, Dallas, and Austin are getting higher and higher
Enjoy it while it lasts
I'm from Portland Oregon
.. it's so sad how expensive the rent is... I'm currently apartment hunting and the requirements are insane for even 120 square ft!!! I can't just move all my family is here and my job!!... This sucks
Ha you know this is old... I just moved to Portland Oregon now and you can't find a studio for 1,400 let alone one with a corner windows like that!
Finally my city! I $1350 for one a bedroom plus $70 for a storage unit that is located at my complex ☺️
How big is the storage unit?
My word. Did they require that you make 4x the rental amount, too?
@@justicejoycetv The typical formula for landlords is less than 30% of your income should go to rent. I don't know where she came up with that number.
@@swicheroo1 property companies are now asking 4x rent monthly or 40x annually.
@@justicejoycetv most places in Portland and Beaverton/Tigard area expect 2.5x the rent, and cheaper places expect 3x. I’ve never seen a 4x income requirement. Maybe the landlord was suspicious of her rental history and credit score?
“...What’s up you guys, it’s Graham here”
Haha it's only a matter of time!
Love all the light!!
I love her style!!
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That’s crazy they got denied even though they both MADE THE RIGHT AMOUNT andddddddd HAD RENT HISTORY like credit score is stupid
Its actually against the law to look at credit scores in Portland Oregon (since 2019)... there's a few things she says that were also not exactly right... maybe a bit exaggerated or stretched... fishy to me nonetheless! Im a Portland native and rented here since 2000 and just moved in May, so I'm super fresh with my renter knowledge! 😉
Cute. Love how bright, sunny, and colorful it is.
Wow there’s so many things to consider when renting! It’s crazy!
Consider suburbs and small towns. Cities are way too expensive and not worth it!
I love how thrifty she is! I use curb finds to decorate (or make some extra cash) and all of my clothing is thrifted. I love how crafty she is too!
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Be careful with curbside furniture. My friends got bed bugs doing that. Ended having to get rid of a lot of their good furniture cause they could not get rid of those critters.
@@hopelife8130 shut upz
@@InconvenientTruth50 that's always my biggest worry with second hand furniture
Her apartment looks so cozy !!
Cute! I miss old Portland though.. My first place in 2005 in SE PDX was a 2-bedroom for $525 monthly!
So colorful and bright. What a lovely job you've done with your apartment!
You are a great decorator! I love your style!
One bedroom for that much?!
I live in Texas and we pay $1,400 for 2 bedroom 2 baths which are very very good size and a great size living room with walk in closets.. as well as two car ports and a garage for extra stuff. That’s crazy!
I love the tile idea!
Love your place!!
I love her plants and her home 🤗
Dang no laundry or dishwasher?! People in Portland are getting fleeced haha! That's not a high bar for a landlord in most of the rest of the country. Past that you have good internet and reliable fix times (i.e. if something breaks it doesn't take 6 months for the landlord to fix it).
please help me to feed my son my venmo is @hope-life god bless u
I was renting a 2 level studio with garage in North Portland last couple years for $770. It had a community laundry in the building... It was a great deal but it took me a year of searching to find... (Of course, I wasn’t on Hawthorne and i lived super close to VERY loud trains and a jam studio...) It was awesome 😎
@@ladybug5093 how is a two-level studio different from a loft? sorry, not up on the terminology.
@@jones2277 it was on a hill. Downstairs was the garage. Cement floors... not a loft.
@@jones2277 But the downstairs was suitable to use as a room, which i did. Living space / office. If that makes more sense.
I just have to say, their apartment is beautiful
Happy place ... so beautiful. I love the plants 🌱.
I have got to get out of Northern Virginia, 15 years ago when I looked last, you could not get anything bigger than an efficiency for $1400 in Arlington. I don't pay rent or mortgage where I live now, but that will change soon.
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She is so cute and so is her space!
Love your space
Your appartments is beautiful
I have a 1b/1b apartment in Portland, I pay about same price as this place, but I don’t have AC, no washer/dryer and no dishwasher! My building does have a laundry facility in the basement which goes a long way as it’s only a few floors away. It’s definitely worth it for me bc I’m situated in prime location of Northwest Portland ie not many homeless but tons of restaurants, stores and places to walk around.
Great stuff
Adorbs!! U have decorating talents!💗
Not my style of decor but I absolutely love the space, the lighting and her choice of decor. It definitely suits her, very charming.
Nice work 🎆✨
I live in Tacoma and I rent on my one bedroom apartment just went up at 1,600 per month… … . Tacoma.
Watching this and start to find an apartment in Portland!
It's obvious she owns everything she's talking about that she's showing. And "their" snowboard = just found the one thing that actually is his😅
🥰🥰 the brightness and airy feeling. *Geez Louise for all of us looking at anything over $700 or more than 25% of your pay.*
That's a beautiful apartment!
her apartment looks so nice omg
Soo cute. Good job
I live in Portland. It’s a hard place to afford, luckily I make enough to live comfortably. I always wondered how others were able to live here who don’t make as much.
Roommates - I live in a pretty poor city and that is usually how ppl get by
If you live in Portland you’ll have to get roommates
Talented young lady. Beautiful design.
Cool video!
Credit score should not factor at all in renting.
It has no bearing on how you treat the place. If your income is high enough to afford the place and you have no prior evictions, what does it matter if your score is 450 or 800
@Luís Andrade
If your credit score is a 400, you have no prior evictions or complaints, and your income is that of the required amount to live; what other data is needed to show you can be a cooperative tenant?
As a former property manager, I cannot tell you the number of renters we have approved with borderline acceptable credit who ended up skipping rent, paying late constantly, or causing significant damage. I believe in most cases your FICO does reflect your financial responsibility.
If your credit score is lower, one should work to improve it. Creditors look at your credit worthiness and if your score is less than the minimum or average score, they look at it as you not being responsible with paying your bills in a timely fashion. Cash is king, but credit is power. It is the American way.
@@JoeGatz1 because income isn't always the reason why people don't pay their bills. some people are just irresponsible and live beyond their means. a landlord is taking on financial risk and so they need some indicator of your history. it's basically like your college transcript, except it's a financial transcript.
This apartment = good vibes! 😍
3:28 “I worked full-time throughout high school,” which is illegal. 😕
I worked throughout high school too...oop.
@@indieconquers I worked while I was in high school, but not full-time.
@@drewconway7135 I wonder if by that she means every day? Curious how she fits it in. I did work 4-5 days a week, but shorter hours on weekdays. Very interesting.
right. i was wondering how that was possible. maybe she worked double shifts on weekends and some evenings. or maybe she just meant summers.
@@jones2277 true - hard to know! I wonder if she'll be in the comments to let us know!
GREAT ENERGY! THE HOME AND HER!
We call these apartment canyons, buildings as each one takes over 3 to 5 floors high 3 row houses wide & those left stuck between them are inside a dark canyon like the movie LIFT!.
So odd i literally just followed her on tiktok the other day bc i need an apartment inspo
Her deco is so cute!
I miss my hometown 😭
This apartment is so cute! I love it!!
she keeps saying 'my', instead of 'our'...
Her boyfriend is probably squatting there. It doesn't appear that he's on the lease, so I doubt her landlord knows he is living there. She probably got used to calling it her apartment and not their apartment so they wouldn't get suspicious.
it's technically her apartment.
It is Hers. He’s a bum with too many privileges. Like you ❤️
It is her apartment; he's just there.
it's crazy to think that for $1000 a month i can own a 3 bedroom house in indiana and back in oregon i was paying $1450 for a two bedroom..
Yeah, but your house is in Indiana. Location, Location, Location.
Indiana is the armpit of America and is essentially crotch rot at best. Please...
I'm paying $1450 for a tiny studio in NYC
@@lavinder11 i know people move to NYC bc they love it out there, i think we all move where it makes most sense!
Are you within walking distance of coffee shops, etc?
This is insane. 1200 for a 1 bedroom 700sq ft apt and even with multiple jobs and school monies, she had to have a co-signer. Why? Because 4 times the rent is insane. 1 person rarely make 4 (× 1200= $4,800/month) times the rent.. in this case 5grand. How many people including yourself do you know that make 5,000/month and are willing to move into a single bedroom apartment, 700 sq feet ?? I cant stand how Portland has shifted. We used to be affordable. We used to be community oriented. Just a sad situation- wishing you the best.
1400 with utilities, parking and its in SE? How did you get so lucky? I live in Beaverton, its 1600 for one bedroom. All my money goes to rent. I shop at food banks for groceries
Ouch. That’s brutal. Why stay in the Portland? Hillsboro ok?
Can she decorate my house omg 😍😍
Wow your apt is lovely ☺️
I love your apartment. You are so creative! I love the cat shelf too. What a fun place to live. :)
I live close to portland, I pay $965 for 1 bedroom 765 sq ft and mine has laundry and a dishwasher. Her rent sounds about right for PDX, not to mention her decor is so cute 🥺
may i ask in what area, i’m not from around there but on a tight budget with myself and 2 kids 😩
@@ivy3986 I'm close to Salem Oregon